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MØ’s fourth studio album Plæygirl is a moment of reinvention and reintroduction. Across these 11 songs, the Danish pop singer and songwriter is adding thrilling new textures to her time-tested sonic approach, digging deeper within herself in the interest of total liberation. MØ’s music has always been as deeply felt as it has been purely pleasurable to listen to, but the lush, jagged sounds that make up Plæygirl are representative of new heights in her already-impressive career ten years after her star-making debut No Mythologies to Follow.
It’s dancefloor-dominating music, imbued with the rich emotive streak that’s made her discography thus far such an immersive experience.
Sonically, Plæygirl tips deeper into the dark electro that’s marked her recent work as well as the clubbier vibes of her early music—and those all-night vibes will assuredly bleed into MØ’s affiliated Plæygirl live shows, which she describes as “a darkwave indie dance party for people who don’t like dance parties.” Capturing the hedonistic pleasures of early-2010s club culture with a Nordic twist, every element of the
Plæygirl shows is intended to evoke the perfect atmosphere for listeners to communally lose themselves in the music.
”That’s part of life,” MØ continues while discussing the precipice she stands on throughout Plæygirl —leaving the past behind while looking towards a bright future. “You go through stuff, and you learn a lot, but you also learn that you actually don’t know so much. It’s an ongoing process, which I’m actually very delighted about, and after having gone through the pain of becoming a young adult—being so lost, in doubt, and insecure—I feel like I’m standing in front of a new era.”
Main support is SNUGGLE for both shows, with Margo Raats opening for London show only.
