Cashier, the Lafayette, Louisiana four-piece, have released their new track “Part From Me,” a heavy, grungy meditation on mismatched connections. The song centers on two incompatible people who can’t quite meet in the middle, even though both are reaching for some kind of closeness. Through the noise of ricocheting guitars and frantic drums, Cashier maintain a solid core of emotion as Kylie’s vocals cut right through it all.
The single arrives ahead of Cashier’s debut EP, The Weight. The EP will feature six tracks that display the four-piece’s evolved songwriting, both lyrically and musically, while nodding to the raw edges of ‘90s alternative emo.
“I had a lot of fun writing this song… Musically, it’s a love letter to singing, and a celebration of rock guitar. I was trying to find something playful for the verses, and I created this melody that goes back and forth with the guitars. Lyrically, the song seeks connection, exploring the distance between two people; the push and pull of coming back around to each other, but the connection never quite making it – like when two magnets repel – and the invitation to be/not be a part of another person’s life.”
-Kylie of Cashier
“Part From Me” is released ahead of Cashier’s upcoming EP, The Weight, out March 13th, 2026 via Julia’s War Recordings. Preorder available here.
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