Songs To Brush Your Teeth To (12th October)

Songs To Brush Your Teeth To is our regular new music update where we bring you five songs to listen to each week – our suggestion is to do that while brushing your teeth so you make new music a good daily habit, but honestly, you can listen whenever you like. We won’t judge.

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Read on for this week’s recommendations.

Worm Girlz – Funeral

Worm Girlz have never shied away from saying something with their whole chest. Determined to leave the music industry, and ultimately the world, a better place than they found it they’re very comfortable putting current issues front and centre in their music. And Funeral is no exception. The mournful track explores a deep grief for both the current political state of the world and for the treatment of marginalised communities.

“Over the past three years we have all been witness, through our flashy phone screens, to horrific acts of torture and genocide in countries such as Sudan, DRC, Syria and most publicised in Palestine,” says vocalist Lauren. “As a human being, I cannot help but feel overwhelmed by grief for the ever-increasing number of lives lost and families affected, betrayal towards the people in power who choose not to use their power to help, and disillusioned by the lack of justice.”

Find out more about Worm Girlz here.

Daine – Wishing Well

I’m finding it almost impossible to skip anything by Daine at the moment. They’ve been on fire with their single releases this year and Wishing Well is no exception.

The track is built around a simple strummed guitar and looks at the idea that ‘money can’t buy happiness’ and that material wealth won’t remove the insecurities. I particularly like the imagery of the wishing well and the idea that we throw money into the well to get our “heart’s desire” as the fairy tales would say.

Find out more about Daine here.

Songs To Brush Your Teeth To (12th October)