Tenderness, the alias of London-based Katy Beth Young, has unveiled her new track ‘Day of Atonement’. The song is taken from her forthcoming debut album True, landing March 13th on Amorphous Sounds.

A beautiful taste of indie folk, there are injections of Americana planted in the track, as the spacious production allows room for Young’s gorgeous vocals to vibrantly shine. Dreamy and undeniably gripping, you can stream ‘Day of Atonement’ below.

Regarding the single, Katy Beth Young stated:

“‘Day of Atonement’ is a kind of collage of images and sounds and dreams and different relationships. I wanted the song to be both abstract and tangible, in the way that dreams can be. It’s a bit of an outlier for me –I usually try to write towards clarity, but this song is more impressionistic because it’s about parts of myself that I struggle to look at squarely, which are experiences around care and codependency and addiction. The recording was made from many layers with a huge bed of drones by Euan, Jim White-inspired drums from Olly, melancholy pedal steel by Harry and improvised, ethereal backing vocals by some of my friends from Deep Throat Choir.