Uma Bloo Shares "Marguerite's Novels" Single via Under the Radar | 'Don't Drive Into the Smoke' LP Due March 23, 2022 via Earth Libraries

Uma Bloo Shares "Marguerite's Novels" Single via Under the Radar Read the V13, Psychedelic Baby, Folk N Rock, DECLUNK, Mundane Magazine, and For the Rabbits Features Don't Drive Into the Smoke LP Due March 23, 2022 via Earth Libraries

Photo by Cailey Davern PRE-ORDER & SHARE: Uma Bloo - Don't Drive Into the Smoke Bandcamp / Earth Libraries LISTEN & SHARE: Uma Bloo - "Marguerite's Novels" Stream LISTEN/WATCH & SHARE: Uma Bloo - "Never Know Me" Stream / YouTube   "Her breathy vocals have a gripping emotional weight, conjuring sweeping romanticism, visceral heartbreak, and immaculate beauty." - Under the Radar "Ambitious in nature and completely unrestrained, Uma Bloo can’t help but impress on their brand new single 'Marguerite’s Novels.'" - V13 "There’s a cathartic jarring quality to Molly’s music..." - For The Rabbits "'Never Know Me' is a captivatingly gloomy tune, with gritty guitars and dreamy, throaty vocals." - Indie88 "The four minute track is fiercely furious [...] The song feels like an energy drink after a sleepless night, like squealing wheels on cracked pavement, like hunger and anger and triumph." - Two Story Melody Today, Uma Bloo — the project of Chicago musician Molly Madden — shares "Marguerite's Novels," the second single off their forthcoming album, Don't Drive Into the Smoke, due March 23, 2022 via Earth Libraries. Speaking on the track, bassist Luke Blanco wrote:  “It may just be the name, but it is absolutely not a misnomer. This song is the sonic equivalent of finding a dusty book, unearthing it for the first time in 30 years. You used to love this book and fall into a romantic sense of nostalgia upon reading the opening paragraph. The verses and their staccato instrumentation are reminiscent of a plucked string section, conjuring up images of Victorian times, a time where you could only read the novel by candlelight. The final outro of the song, the most passionate and intense affair on the album, strikes a tear as it falls onto the yellowing pages." "The death of anything (a body, a relationship, a career, a core belief, etc) is nothing to fear," he continued. "Death isn’t something we fully understand, but at least within the realm of the living endings aren’t anything but a catalyst for transformation." UMA BLOO LINKS Facebook | Spotify | Apple Music | Bandcamp | Instagram