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“Childlike Things” WATCH: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ax54oYnkjjc
What the press is saying about EUSEXUA:
“On Eusexua, though, the focus is complete freedom and impulse, [twigs] recharges and transforms, becoming stronger and at times even unrecognizable. Hearing such a transformation is all the more powerful, given how vulnerable she’s been in the past.” Rolling Stone
“Twigs’ third album brings club music into her sensual, supernatural world. It’s a masterful pop-star moment for the artist.” Pitchfork, Best New Music
"Eusexua offers a soundtrack for bedrooms and basements fit for balling and bawling sessions." Vulture
“Eusexua” tests how much she can remain herself within pop’s constraints. The answer: quite a bit. The New York Times, Critic’s Pick
“FKA twigs has become one of the music industry’s foremost iconoclasts, blurring the lines between singer, dancer, producer, visual artist, collaborator, actor, spokesperson, and activist.” The FADER
"FKA twigs' third full-length is a triumph" Consequence
“she has engineered a kind of euphoria that's difficult to touch, and even harder to hold.” Resident Advisor
(March 27, 2025) - Amid her EUSEXUA World Tour, FKA twigs shares the Jordan Hemingway-directed, Jeremy O'Harris-written music video for “Childlike Things” featuring North West. Following the release of EUSEXUA this past January, the track has quickly become a standout from the critically acclaimed album.
North West’s inclusion on “Childlike Things” represents a full circle moment for twigs, given that she first penned the lyrics to the song when she was only 13 years old – context she offered on socials just last week. “Childlike Things” marks the 4th visual from EUSEXUA, following “Striptease,” “Drums of Death” and the album’s title track, the last of which was celebrated as one of the best songs of 2024 by several publications. The album garnered widespread praise upon its release from the likes of The New York Times, Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, Consequence and Variety, who dubbed her “One of Music’s Great Innovators,” as well as Vulture who has already included EUSEXUA in their list of one of the best albums of 2025.
The EUSEXUA World Tour has garnered significant praise since launching in Paris earlier this month, with The Independent saying, "Twigs’s star power is unmistakable, and every facet of her extraterrestrial artistry is on display tonight," and The Guardian calling the show “A stunning surprise-filled spectacle.” On April 6th twigs will kick off the North American leg of the tour with a performance at Axe Ceremonia in Mexico City, with additional performances slated for Coachella, San Francisco, New York City, Primavera Sound in Barcelona, We Love Green in Paris, Chicago, Berlin and Prague.
Eusexua is a word of twigs’ own making, which she defined as the “moment before an orgasm: pure nothingness but also pure focus in a state of eusexua. That’s kind of the way I want to live my life right now” in her April 2024 cover story for British Vogue. A “love letter to how dance music makes [her] feel,” EUSEXUA was executive produced by twigs herself alongside longtime collaborator Koreless and features additional production from Dylan Brady, Eartheater, Ethan P Flynn, G-Dragon, Jeff Bhasker and Nicolas Jaar, among others.
Watch the “Childlike Things” music video and listen to EUSEXUA and above now.
Upcoming tour dates 4/6 - Mexico City, MX @ Axe Ceremonia 4/11 - Indio, CA @ Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 4/18 - Indio, CA @ Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 4/19 - San Francisco, CA @ Bill Graham Civic Center 4/23 - New York, NY @ Knockdown Center 4/24 - New York, NY @ Knockdown Center 5/30 - Berline, DE @ Uber Eats Hall 5/31 - Prague, CZ @ Fórum Karlín 6/4 - Barcelona, ESP @ Primavera Sound 6/8 - Paris, FR @ We Love Green 6/19-21 - Lisbon, PT @ Kalorama Festival 6/24 - Chicago, IL @ Salt Shed 6/25 - Chicago, IL @ Salt Shed 7/3 - Roskilde, DK @ Roskilde Festival 7/4 - Gdynia, PL @ Open’er Festival 7/4-6 - Beuningen, NL @ Down The Rabbit Hole | 
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