Skott's "Wolf" is a Beautiful Slice of Visceral Pop

Scandinavian singer/songwriter Skott shares her second single, "Wolf."

Photo by Ninja Hannah

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Photo by Ninja Hannah

Photo by Ninja Hannah

Scandinavian singer/songwriter Skott made an impressive debut to say the least. With “Porcelain,” a gorgeous pop song with a curious darkness to it, she immediately made new fans and even received a cosign from Lorde. It’s not easy to create a follow-up that can stand up to such a debut, but Skott proves with “Wolf” that “Porcelain” was no fluke.

“Wolf” is more upbeat than “Porcelain” with its pulsating, sparkling backdrop, but Skott’s silky vocals sound strong atop it as she literally howls for her lover. It’s a visceral offering that also shows the young artist’s impressive range.

“Sometimes you can’t control what you feel — no matter how we change ourselves on the surface, there’s an instinct inside of us we can’t ignore,” Skott told The FADER about the song. “‘Wolf’ is about not giving up on what your heart truly desires.”

“Porcelain” and “Wolf” will be released as singles on July 29. Listen to “Wolf” below.

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