Victoryland lean into pop experimentation with new single ‘Fits’
Brooklyn’s Victoryland release their new single ‘Fits,’ out now via Good English, offering the latest preview of the upcoming album My Heart Is A Room With No Cameras In It, out January 23, 2026.
‘Fits’ expands Victoryland’s avant-pop sound with shrill guitars, skronky synths, and a balance of desire and immediate impulse, continuing the sonic shift introduced earlier this year. The single builds around jittery textures and bright melodic flourishes that highlight Julian McCamman’s evolving approach to experimental pop. Mixed by producer Dan Howard—who guided the album’s broader sound—and built from McCamman’s home demos, the track fits seamlessly into the project’s exploratory, pop-forward direction.
Speaking about the single, McCamman says:
“A dance/trance song about the ultimate search for love in the face all of my childish demands. Debts rarely get paid, why would love be any different?”
‘Fits’ is available now on all streaming platforms.
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