Kate Nash returns with new single 'Change'

After spending the last few years turning out a wealth of warm and immersive delights, Kate Nash has now returned once again to deliver a brand new single.

The new track 'Change' marks her first piece of new material so far this year, and her initial release through her new home on the Kill Rock Stars label, having spent the last decade as an independent artist.

Speaking about the new offering, she said, “Change is about relationships and how they are ever evolving, constant effort is required to maintain good relationships. You can’t become complacent with others or with yourself. But you also have to learn to accept when a relationship is over, whether it’s a romantic relationship or a friendship or a working relationship or even something within yourself that has become toxic or negative in some way. Things end and that’s ok. My mum always told me to sleep on it if I was having trouble with something, she always said it’ll be easier to deal with in the morning and that thought still comforts me now. When the sun comes up it’s a new day and there’s a new opportunity to make changes, make your bed, make a cup of coffee and be honest with yourself.”

Adding about her signing to Kill Rock Stars, “12 years of independence as an artist has taught me so much. It’s given me a stronger sense of self & an undeniable commitment to my work. It’s forced me to face unique challenges & to practise discipline in regard to my art. I am so excited to take every lesson with me into this new chapter as I sign to Kill Rock Stars, who are such an important indie label with incredible music history & impeccable music taste. Meeting Slim, Rob & Sydney made me feel like I could be at home on a label again. My favourite thing in the world is to collaborate with good people, I can’t wait to put records out together & to see where this journey takes us.”

And Kill Rock Stars on signing Kate, “Not only does Kate have great songs and a great personality, she makes art for the right reasons. She wants to make the world a better place and all of that makes Kate Nash a quintessential Kill Rock Stars artist.”

Have a listen to 'Change' in the player below.

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