Half Waif shares Gigi Masin remix of "Back In Brooklyn," 'Lavender' out now

HALF WAIF SHARES "BACK IN BROOKLYN" (GIGI MASIN REMIX) LAVENDER OUT OUT NOW VIA CASCINE Photo Credit: Tonje Thilesen LISTEN TO GIGI MASIN'S "BACK IN BROOKLYN" REMIX Following the release of the critically acclaimed Lavender, Half Waif has shared a remix of album stand out "Back in Brooklyn" by renowned Italian composer Gigi Masin (of Gaussian Curve).  Back in May Half Waif released the original track with an essay an essay about the song's backstory for Talkhouse. Lavender is available now via Cascine. EU TOUR DATES: 9/12 Berlin @ Kantine am Berghain 9/13 Warsaw @ BARdzo bardzo 9/14 Brno @ Kabinet múz 9/15 Prague @ Chapeau Rouge 9/16 Munich @ Heppel & Ettlich 9/18 Utrecht @ DICE Festival 9/19 Hamburg @ Reeperbahn Festival 9/20 Amsterdam @ Indiestaat 9/21 Brussels @ Botanique 9/22 Wiltz @ Nuit des Lampions 9/24 London @ Sebright Arms 9/25 Leeds @ Headrow House 9/26 Glasgow @ The Glad Cafe 9/27 Bristol @ Crofters Rights 9/28 Dublin @ Whelans ABOUT HALF WAIF: Half Waif began in 2012 as a vehicle for the thoughts, stories and songs of Nandi Rose Plunkett. Since then, alongside bandmates Adan Carlo and Zack Levine, Half Waif has created a powerful sound that's designed to be both immediate and experimental - song structures that shift and interlock underneath swells of synth, surges of percussion and undulating melodies upon which ride waves of intricate vocals. Lyrically, Half Waif traverses complex emotional landscapes. Influenced by Nandi's Williamstown, Massachusetts, upbringing as the daughter of an Indian refugee mother and an American father of Irish/Swiss descent, Half Waif's songs are forever searching to understand what it means to be truly "home." In the span of three years, Half Waif have self-released two EPs and two albums, with 2016'sProbable Depths garnering the attention of the worldwide music media, including NPR singling out the track 'Turn Me Around' and Pitchfork awarding it their coveted Best New Track distinction. In 2017, Half Waif joined the Cascine family to release their widely acclaimed form/a EP - a collection of mood-driven songs that expand on the project's exploration of place-making. That same year, Cascine reissued Probable Depths, giving the album its first ever vinyl pressing. Half Waif spent the bulk of the year on near-constant tour supporting Julien Baker, Iron & Wine, Mitski and Land of Talk, while also headlining runs in America and Europe.