Miya Folick Announces Album, Shares Video for New Song “Erotica”: Watch

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Miya Folick has announced a new album. Erotica Veronica is the Los Angeles musician’s third studio album and first to be self-produced. It’s out February 28 on Nettwerk and features the previously released songs “La Da Da” and “Alaska.” Scroll down to see the full tracklist and album art.

Folick has also shared a music video for the new song “Erotica.” “I think that we’re fed rules about what an appropriate fantasy looks like, especially when you’re coupled,” she said in a press release. “Our culture is so puritanical in that way. But I think that it’s important for me to retain my autonomy of thought, and truthfully sharing my fantasies is an act of tenderness and intimacy.” Find the new video below.

Revisit Madison Bloom’s review of Folick’s 2023 album, Roach.

Erotica Veronica:

01 Erotica
02 La Da Da
03 Alaska
04 Felicity
05 Fist
06 This Time Around
07 Prism of Light
08 Hate Me
09 Hypergiant
10 Love Wants Me Dead
11 Light Through the Linen

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