Winter release new album Adult Romantix today

Winter has released their latest album "Adult Romantix" via Winspear, showcasing a blend of dream pop, fuzzed out indie pop, alternative rock with influences from trip hop and electronica. On the new album she experiments with all of these elements including distorted and jangly guitars with break beats, coupled with dreamy melodies and big hooks to go with it. The album, inspired by themes of mortality and transformative experiences, features singles like "Just Like A Flower," "Misery," and "Hide A Lullaby" with nods to influences like Dinosaur Jr and 90s guitar rock and shoegaze with poppy hooks. Alongside the album release she’s shared a visual for highlight “Sometimes I Think About Death,” a glitchy reverie that combines dream pop and garage beats. “This song was written during the same time I was writing songs off of my last EP ‘...and she’s still listening,’” says Samira Winter, “I was really inspired by trip hop, electronica and leaned into that experimentation of combining distorted guitars, pitched down vocals over breakbeats. Thematically it's a contemplation about our own mortality as we live out our day to day lives.” Winter's musical journey, rooted in LA's music scene, takes a new direction with this release, exploring heartfelt memories and nostalgia as she transitioned from the LA to NYC.

Official press release can be seen below along with the videos for the singles released for the new LP.

RIYL: Rocket, Momma, Shower Curtain, Teethe