Shower Curtain shares emotionally charged new single ‘You’re Like Me’
New York City’s rising psych-rock band Shower Curtain has unveiled their latest single, ‘You’re Like Me,’ a standout track from their forthcoming debut album Words From a Wishing Well.
With its reverberating guitars and emotionally raw lyrics, ‘You’re Like Me’ offers a deep dive into the complexity of strained relationships. Shower Curtain, fronted by Brazilian-American artist Victoria Winter, creates a soundscape rich with distortion and introspection. The song reflects the band’s ability to transform emotional turmoil into dynamic, layered music, blending 90s shoegaze influences with modern indie-rock textures.
Winter explains the track’s meaning, stating:
“‘You’re like me’ is about realizing that often the people that hurt you the most are sometimes the ones with qualities that you see in yourself. It speaks about two people hiding their feelings for each other and lacking emotional responsibility with the other, leading to an endless loop of subtle hurting. Production-wise, I wanted the guitars to have a 90’s feel, we were also testing the use of the drum machine in the song. I was inspired by the returned use of y2k drum machine sounds in contemporary indie music.”
‘You’re Like Me’ arrives alongside a music video directed by NYC duo Sex Week, capturing the detachment that can grow between people who know exactly how to hurt each other.
‘You’re Like Me’ is out now. Words From a Wishing Well is set for release on October 18 via Angel Tapes/Fire Talk Records.
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