Yukimi Shares New Single ‘Get It Over’
The single arrives after her recent collaboration with Little Simz, ‘Enough’.
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Little Dragon’s Yukimi is back with brand new single ‘Get It Over’, the first taste of new music from the creative since the release of her debut solo album, For You.
Co-written with Canadian musician Saya Grey, ‘Get It Over’ is a soulful contemporary pop tune showcasing Yukimi’s delightful vocals.
“‘Get It Over’ is about being lost in your own inner world, unable to find a way out into the real world,” commented Yukimi on the new single, “it’s about feeling too lost to reply or take on responsibilities.”
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Best known as the frontwoman of Sweden’s Little Dragon, who formed way back in 1996, Yukimi has performed all over the world with the band, including major festivals such as Coachella and Glastonbury.
After dropping her solo album earlier this year, Yukimi has spent much of the European summer on tour. We caught her at Sweden’s Way Out West, where she got the “crowd moving… with her words dulcet tones causing everyone to swoon.”
‘Get It Over’ by Yukimi is out now via Ninja Tune.
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