Following a busy summer of festival appearances – including a surprise performance on the Other Stage at her first ever Glastonbury Festival – rising London star Eaves Wilder has today shared a new single ‘Freefall’, available now via Secretly Canadian.

‘Freefall’ finds her exploring shoegaze-inspired chords, pairing them with playful beats and a lag intended to recreate the tipsy walk home on a hot, sticky summer night. Written as a follow up to 2022’s ‘I Stole Your Jumper’, in which she fantasises about female revenge, the new track displays Wilder in a fresh headspace, as she explains:

“Freefall is about pure hedonism, about wanting to feel everything and do everything at once. I wrote it the moment I realised I was ready to move on and allow myself to let go again.”

Alongside ‘Freefall’, Wilder has also announced a new London headline performance today. She will play Abbie McCarthy’s Good Karma Club at Colours Hoxton on Tuesday 17th October, tickets are available from 10am on Thursday 28th September – see below for full upcoming live dates.