Overview
- Abrams released the song and a Renell Medrano–directed video on Thursday, using dreamlike scenes to launch the album campaign.
- Daughter From Hell is due July 17 on Interscope Records and stands as her third studio album.
- Longtime collaborator Aaron Dessner co-wrote and produced the record, and he said their six-year partnership shaped songs recorded at Electric Lady, Long Pond, and in London.
- The video shows blue doors that open into a hospital inkblot exam, twin figures that nod to The Shining, and a burning tree that underscores the song’s tension.
- Abrams said the project takes an existential, less day-to-day look at her 20s, marking a deeper shift from the immediacy of Good Riddance and The Secret of Us.