Phoebe Green Releases Anthemic New Single from Her Upcoming EP

Manchester's very own Phoebe Green is back, marking her territory in the music scene with the release of her new single, ‘I Think That I’m Getting Boring’. This track is the first glimpse into her forthcoming EP, ‘Ask Me Now’, which is due to drop on the 24th of May. Alongside her announcement, Green has also revealed a headline show set for June 6th at The Grace in London, promising an electrifying live experience.

The new single, drenched in 80's pop influence, discusses the nuances of finding peace in stability and love’s mundane moments, a significant shift from the fears she harbored before. Produced by Steph Marziano, known for her work with high-profile artists like Hayley Williams and Bartees Strange, this song represents a pivotal first collaboration between Green and Marziano. Green reflects on this as a coming-of-age anthem, despite her mid-twenties epiphany, suggesting her personal and artistic growth is far from over.

Since her 2020 breakout with ‘Reinvent’, Green’s journey through her twenties has been intertwined with her musical evolution. Her honest portrayal of insecurities and growth has struck a chord, earning her critical acclaim and a strong following. After parting ways with Chess Club records, she now embraces a newfound independence, allowing her more creative freedom, evident in her recent works.

The tracks from the EP, including the evocative ‘Embarrass Me’, have already begun to make waves across notable platforms such as BBC Radio 1 and BBC 6 Music, showcasing her continued appeal. Her discography not only narrates her evolution but also mirrors her listeners' growth, making her music relatable on a profound level.

The upcoming EP ‘Ask Me Now’ promises to be a more introspective look into Green's life, backed by her refreshed creative ethos. As the release date approaches, her fans eagerly anticipate the full experience, starting with the vibrant single ‘I Think That I’m Getting Boring’ - available now for streaming.