She’s Green dives into nostalgia with ‘Graze’
Minneapolis-based dream-rock band She’s Green has released their latest single, ‘Graze,’ marking their first offering under Photo Finish Records. The track, produced by Henry Stoehr of Slow Pulp, showcases the band’s signature ethereal sound, blending delicate acoustic melodies with a surge of distortion.
‘Graze’ is a song of longing and escape, exploring the emotional weight of being trapped in a distant memory. Its production, mixed by Sonny DiPerri (DIIV, My Bloody Valentine) and mastered by Alec Ness (Paris Texas, Lutalo), builds from a gentle, lulling guitar arrangement into a swirling sonic climax. The accompanying music video, premiering via PAPER Magazine, visually mirrors the song’s themes, with vocalist Zofia Smith moving through tranquil greenery before the scene dissolves into chaos. Shot by guitarist Liam Armstrong, with additional production by Eugene Langlois and Krystal Doung, the video deepens the song’s introspective journey.
She’s Green describes the track’s meaning:
“This song is about feeling trapped in a distant memory and longing to find a way out. The only way to escape seems to be facing it head-on and finally getting the release you need.”
‘Graze’ is out now.
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