The London artist addresses violence against women on her latest single.
SEY.MOUR. and her backing band The Misses have released ‘Out of Sight Out of Mind’, a new single addressing violence against women in the UK. Out today, 15 October, the track explores the anger, fear and precautions that shape women’s experiences of everyday safety.
The song moves from guitar feedback into a heavier, rhythmic arrangement, with clipped vocal delivery giving way to a quieter bridge before the closing section returns to the confrontation of its opening. That shift makes room for the sadness and anxiety beneath the song’s anger, reflecting the emotional weight of having to anticipate danger.
London-based SEY.MOUR. has been writing and performing since she was 14, drawing on punk and jazz across music shaped by distorted guitars, irregular melodies and feminist and political lyrics. She performs with three-piece band The Misses, with recent appearances including a fundraiser for women in Afghanistan at The Shacklewell Arms and a show at The Good Mixer.
