Fine shares "Sometimes I Rush" single and music video

FINE SHARES “SOMETIMES I RUSH”  LISTEN | WATCH JAZZ DREAMS OUT OCTOBER 23 VIA ESCHO

Fine by Betty Krag  Today, Danish producer, multi-instrumentalist, and songwriter Fine releases the latest single from her forthcoming album, Jazz Dreams, out October 23 via Escho. "Sometimes I Rush" arrives as the final preview of the record, a sweet little petit four song pairing an uplifting beat, and a staccato vocal delivery that captures the restless drift of fleeting thoughts and insight into daydreaming about you. Set inside a church, the accompanying music video, directed by Betty Krag and starring Fine and Fie Martens Ljungmann, unfolds with the two women moving between moments of intimacy, reflection, and stillness. Watch Here. The new single joins the growing world of Jazz Dreams, following recent album offering “Everything in the Shade," a warm, piano-led composition that channels the architecture of classic songwriting through Fine's uniquely surreal lens. Together with previously released singles "I Could," "Run," "Moment," and "Portal,” "Sometimes I Rush" further reveals the many dimensions of Jazz Dreams, an album that drifts freely between eras, genres, and emotional states. The album will come to life on stage in February 2027 with recently announced headline shows in Berlin, London, and Paris, a first opportunity to experience the world of Jazz Dreams in a live setting. As Pitchfork recently noted of Jazz Dreams in its list of the season's most anticipated albums, "Fine is plush, cozy even, steeped in paisley folk and jangle pop. But spend enough time in this incense-scented, velvet-upholstered lounge, and you may begin to see strange shadows crawling up the walls." Following her acclaimed 2024 debut Rocky Top Ballads, Fine expands her world on Jazz Dreams, arriving at a place that feels fluid, expansive, and untethered by convention. Over the past sixteen months, the album has gradually taken shape in public. Early versions of songs appeared in live performances, while demos and alternate iterations surfaced throughout Fine's NTS residency. Self-produced, recorded and mixed by Fine, the album’s thirteen songs unfold as a collage of scenes, stories, and musical ideas stitched together with a logic reminiscent of a dream. Among bright flashes of genre history, the listener may recall the cut-and-paste collage imagination of Paul’s Boutique, the melodic directness of Carole King, or both sides of Scott Walker. Familiar forms are processed through different lenses and perspectives, like beloved cultural artifacts viewed through a small JPEG, pixelating into plastic. The larger narrative of Jazz Dreams emerges in fragments. Like dreams themselves, the songs move through association rather than plot, feeling instead of fact, transforming emotional impressions into something intimate. "Making records, it is not linear, Something is thrown into a room, and the bizarre is simply accepted, without ever feeling strange, you a surrender to the dream's own logic. It's cruel, but it's also freeing," explains Fine. At the center of it all is melody. Fine's intricate vocal melodies act as the connective tissue between the album's shifting scenes and moods, guiding the listener through its emotional terrain. Throughout Jazz Dreams, Fine continues to make the mysterious feel intimate and human. The songs do not search for answers or destinations. They embrace intuition, allowing memory, longing, possibility, and imagination to stir together into something new. Like a jazz improvisation, the album follows instinct wherever it leads, transforming emotional fragments into a real dream. The album artwork itself reflects this spirit. The image was originally a drawing gifted to Fine by Jared Nangle in exchange for entry to a show in Paris last year: a small act of generosity transformed into a central piece of the record's world. Much like Jazz Dreams, it turns a fleeting moment into something enduring, finding meaning in chance encounters, strange connections, and the stories we choose to carry forward. Fine - Live: Sat, Oct 17 - Miami, FL - III Points Sat, Nov 7 - Bristol, UK - Simple Things Festival Tue, Feb 9 - Berlin,DE - Lido Thu, Feb 11 - London, UK - Islington Assembly Hall Sat, Feb 13 - Paris,FR -  Bal Chavaux Fine Jazz Dreams Escho October 23, 2026 PRE-ORDER