Squirrel Flower – Daylight Savings

SQUIRREL FLOWER SHARES ‘DAYLIGHT SAVINGS’

REISSUE OF CONTACT SPORTS EP FEATURING NEW SONGS AND VINYL RELEASE OUT 20 JULY 2018

“This is really only the beginning for Squirrel Flower and the future is looking pretty damn good”
The Line of Best Fit, ‘Song of the Day’

“Conditions’ hits with the weight of someone who has been crafting and building their technique for some time”
The 405

“[Squirrel Flower] teams delicate strums of electric guitar with surging, powerful waves of distortion, and the duality gives the track its power”
DIY, ‘Neu Pick’

“By fourteen she was taking songwriting seriously, and now aged twenty-one looks set to take world by storm”
For The Rabbits

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Listen to ‘Daylight Savings’ here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fwyjVFBDfU

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Squirrel Flower recently announced the reissue of her Contact Sports EP which features new songs and vinyl release for the first time. Along with the announcement she shared the new video for ‘Conditions‘. Today she has followed up with ‘Daylight Savings’, a track that expertly showcases her maturity and craftsmanship with it’s fuzzy, dimly-lit euphoria and spellbinding turn of phrase as Williams sings “I know we’ve gained an hour, but I feel like we’ve lost two”.

Squirrel Flower is the alias 21-year-old Ella Williams adopted for herself when writing and performing songs as a child. Since those early days her movement through music has progressed at a staggering pace. Though she’s now recorded two EP’s whilst studying, not to mention the numerous art projects she’s undergone on the side, Squirrel Flower is far from a college bedroom project. Entirely of her own volition she’s toured around the US, supporting the likes of Moses Sumney, Lucy Dacus, Frankie Cosmos, Jay Som, Julien Baker and Big Thief. She’s made a number of music videos, recorded the music herself, tour managed herself, made all the artwork in collaboration with friends and she’s showing no signs of slowing down any time soon.

Contact Sports is a metaphor, a wry-smiled comparison to how relationships can feel like a contact sport, a dangerous game, a competition. It’s a perfectly formed collection of songs about relationships; intimacy, dependency, betrayal and place set to the unique backdrop of the American Midwest.

This powerful collection of songs will be reissued and presented on vinyl for the first time on 20 July 2018. The release comes with a limited edition run of 300 copies featuring two new bonus tracks.

Pre-order Contact Sports here
https://www.roughtrade.com/gb/music/squirrel-flower-contact-sports-and-bonus-tracks