Shygirl shares Arca produced track 'Come For Me'
'Come For Me' is taken from her upcoming album 'Nymph'
Shygirl has released a new track 'Come For Me', which has been produced by Arca.
'Come For Me' is the second track from Shygirl's upcoming album 'Nymph' - and the track shows the musician's versatile skill and taste.
This deconstructed club track highlights her array of influences, from house, to hip hop, to rap, to techno and pop.
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Shygirl reminds listeners throughout the song that she has the ability and know-how to control and guide any situation she is placed in.
Some of the lyrics include "Come when you're called / Be easy if I take the lead", and "Come when you're called, I like it when you say you're busy. But you'll be free for me."
Speaking about this track and the collaboration with Arca, Shygirl said: "this is actually one of the first songs arca and I worked together on before we had the pleasure of each other’s company in real life, when it was just messages across the ether, we would send messages to each other where I found myself confessing and arca gifted me with sonic responses."
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Her debut studio album 'Nymph' will be released on September 30, and has collaborations with the likes of Sega Bodega, Mura Masa, Karma Kid and Cosha.
The London-based musician has released two EPs, 'Cruel Practice' in 2018 and 'Alias' in 2020. Shygirl has released the track 'Cleo' since Alias, and she invited Slowthai to make a cameo appearance on 'BDE'.
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She collaborated with FKA twigs for her 'Caprisongs' single 'Papi Bones' earlier this year. In February, she collaborated alongside Lil Uzi Vert and PinkPantheress on Mura Masa's TikTok viral track 'Bbycakes'.
In 2020, she was one of our cover stars and spoke about her inspirations Aphex Twin and Missy Elliott. You can read our cover feature with Shygirl here.
Watch the visualiser for 'Come For Me' below.
Aneesa Ahmed is Mixmag's Digital Intern, follow her on Twitter
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