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girlpuppy

city: Atlanta
country: USA
genre: Alternative
styles: Indie Rock, Alt-Rock, Singer-Songwriter

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I Miss When I Smelled Like You

out on June 07, 2022

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Today, Atlanta-based musician girlpuppy has shared her first slice of new music since 2021's debut EP 'Swan', with the video for new single 'I Miss When I Smelled Like You', out now via Royal Mountain Records.

Inspired by HAIM and Stevie Nicks, girlpuppy set out to create a ‘70s-influenced summer jam, enlisting Maggie Rogers’ and Claud producer Doug Schadt and his Bushwick studio to lasso her vision. “I Miss When I Smelled Like You,” a stray line in Harvey’s songwriting notes, morphed into a yearning chorus: a pent-up desire for reconnection once love’s scent has faded.

Over a sinuous yacht rock riff, radio country leads and intricate drums from Eric Slick, Harvey’s vocal glides with confidence. Its music video, the latest in girlpuppy’s collaborations with photographer Eat Humans, sees Harvey driving Atlanta’s cul-de-sacs, slaying at Guitar Hero, and skimming a Justine Kurland photo book—self-reclamations in the hazy wake of a break up.

“This song is much more pop-based–it’s so different from what I’ve made in the past and what I’ll make in the future,” says Harvey, alluding to a debut album on the horizon. "For “I Miss When I Smelled Like You” I was looking to create a summer anthem that people would dance to. It’s inspired by Stevie Nicks, HAIM, and my own experience of missing spending every single day with my ex. It’s a breakup song, but it’s not depressing. I knew he’d be a great fit because he’s so good at coming up with catchy melodies that get stuck in your head. I think people will 100% dance to it!"

[One Beat PR]