Meet Brook Pridemore. If you know them, you don’t know them like their new record. It’s out later in the year, it’s called Glad to Be Alive and it’s the next chapter in the storied career of someone last seen diving into metal on last year’s Trve Grind EP.
The Brooklynite’s 15-track album doesn’t have a concrete release date yet, so stand by for that; in the meantime, we’re premiering ‘Wore Me Well’, a song which sounds huge in spite of itself. Pridemore cut their teeth in the anti-folk movement and their continued artistic metamorphosis leans heavily into pop, albeit on their terms alone.
Its lyrics, of course, are as bracing as ever, and it bodes well for the record, which was produced by Ben Hozie of contemporaries Bodega. Out tomorrow, we’re delighted to give you a first listen of ‘Wore Me Well’; tune in below.
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