Miya Folick shares “Oh God,” first new song in three years

MIYA FOLICK
RETURNS WITH “OH GOD”

FIRST NEW MUSIC IN THREE YEARS

 Single art, press photo. Photo credit: Ariel Fish

“Both lyrically and vocally, Folick is a trapeze artist, plunging into uncertain,
dark depths only to spring to the other side of the divide.”—Pitchfork

 “[Miya] may take your breath away.”—NPR

“Miya Folick can predict the future and it’s as sunny as her pop songs”—i-D Magazine

 “…the kind of pipes that just don’t seem teachable.”—Paste

April 29, 2022—Much-lauded vocalist, songwriter and producer Miya Folick returns with “Oh God” today—her first new music in three years and the first song to debut from a forthcoming new EP on Nettwerk. Listen to the track, co-produced and co-written with Mike Malchicoff (King Princess, Yellow Days, Del Water Gap), here and watch the video, directed by Lucy Sandler with creative direction by sportscar, here.

“‘Oh God’ is that moment of sudden remorse/panic/fear: when you put your palm to your forehead and wonder what you have done with your life,” says Folick. “You know that something needs to change, and for the first time, you’re willing to try anything.”

Raised in Santa Ana, CA and now living in Los Angeles, Folick first attracted acclaim with two EPs, 2015’s Strange Darling and 2017’s Give It To Me EP. Folick’s 2018 Terrible Records/Interscope debut album Premonitions drew critical praise from NPR, GQ, Pitchfork, The FADER and many more; landed her a Tiny Desk Concert for NPR and saw her sell out headline shows and play festivals the world over.