London-based singer-songwriter Elanor Moss has released new single “Again, My Love,” a stripped-back ballad about growth and transformation. Previously a self-releasing, independent artist, this single comes with the announcement of Elanor Moss signing to US-based Merge Records. On the track, Elanor Moss is joined by Matthew Herd on saxophone, Marcus Hamblett and Joel Owen on horns, and Reid Jenkins on violin. It’s a full arrangement, yet it maintains a subtlety, crafting an intimate atmosphere for Elanor’s vocals to be at the focus.
“Again, My Love” is the first single from Elanor Moss following her 2023 EP Citrus, and a preview from what we can expect to see from the artist in 2026.
“It’s a song that reflects on change, the nature of change being something that requires you to lose things, and that’s okay, and actually really good. I wrote it when I was really having a rough time. I was living a troubadour existence for the past couple of years, flitting between different places, and the uncertainty of that way of living was really getting to me. I think that one is a song for me, that I was trying to make a bit more universal.”
-Elanor Moss on “Again, My Love”
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