Scotland's Theo Bleak stays home alone on new song

SCOTTISH SINGER-SONGWRITER THEO BLEAK  SHARES NEW SINGLE - LISTEN  “IN MY HOUSE” INVITES LISTENERS  INTO A SOUNDSCAPE OF QUIET INTROSPECTION SECOND SINGLE OF THE YEAR FOLLOWS FESTIVAL APPEARANCES,  COLLABORATING WITH THE TWILIGHT SAD, AND TOURING WITH BEEN STELLAR

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Today, Scottish singer-songwriter Theo Bleak is excited to share her second single of the year. Written and produced with bandmate Mark Johnston and collaborator Dan Gautreau (Ben Howard and Paulo Nutini), “In My House” is an examination of the feelings that bubble up once you’re left to your own devices within your own space. Being home alone can be a source of solace, but opens the door to rumination that only time with yourself brings. Displaying her ability to infuse levity into the most melancholy songs, “In My House” brings melody to the forefront, accompanied by airy acoustic guitar and swirling production. LISTEN TO "IN MY HOUSE" “'In My House’ is a lighter song about how much I love being alone,” Bleak says. “I felt so uncomfortable in January of this year, I just had a bad feeling. A really important friendship had broken down and I knew it was close to the end. I went into the studio and thought about escapism, the safety of my romanticized perception of life. Somewhere that their disdain of me couldn’t reach. I love astrology and thought about all the traits of being an Aquarius, and leaned into the solitary aspect. ‘In My House’ is about the person I actually am, shielded from even the worst interpretations of my personality.” Today’s release marks Bleak’s second single of the year, following a collaboration with Glasgow stalwarts The Twilight Sad on “Don’t Borrow Grief from Later” and an EP of fan-favorite demos titled Heaven.wav. As recent additions to her discography, these tracks build upon a collection of EPs filled with innovative songwriting, raw countryside revelations and constant sonic evolution from one song to the next.

On top of releasing a steady stream of new music, Theo Bleak has had a jampacked 2024. She began the year supporting Etta Marcus and The Snuts before touring the UK with Been Stellar. This summer, Bleak appeared at Scottish music festivals Belladrum Festival and Lughnasadh Festival to preview new music. An active participant Dundee’s burgeoning music scene, her captivating performances have made Theo Bleak an artist to watch throughout the United Kingdom. For information on upcoming performances, see below. THEO BLEAK LIVE SEPTEMBER 10 - EH9 - Dundee, UK SOLD OUT 12 - EH9 - Dundee, UK SOLD OUT