Listen to Thelma Plum's first single in four years, Clumsy Love

Listen to Thelma Plum's first single in four years, Clumsy Love

The returning single also comes with a bunch of tour dates across August and September.

It's been, release-speaking, a while between drinks for Thelma Plum. Aside from the odd feature here and there, we actually really haven't heard a peep from the acclaimed Australian musician since her 2014 Monsters EP – one that really put her on the musical map after a string of releases in the few years prior. Clumsy Love is her returning single and it's a solid return to form from Plum, whose memorable and definitely missed vocals are in the limelight above a driving instrumental that sits somewhere between the realms of pop and indie, pulsing with this glitzy guitar line and a dark synth backbone.

It also shows a more confident, tall-standing and arguably pop-leaning side of Thelma Plum that we're keen to see a lot more of in 2018, bringing her excellent, already well-established songwriting skills and pairing them with a vocal assurance that really lets her shine on her returning single. "The year just gone has been a really rough one for me and Clumsy Love is my reflections on that," she says on the single. "I have to say I am far happier with the song than with the memories."

Listen to the track below, then be sure to catch Thelma Plum at one of her many returning headline shows over the August/September period, with dates in Queensland, West Australia, New South Wales and Victoria – more deets HERE.

Tour Dates:

Fri 31 Aug – The Foundry, Brisbane
Sat 01 Sep – Solbar, Maroochydore
Thu 06 Sep – Mojo’s, Fremantle
Fri 07 Sep – The River, Margaret River
Sat 08 Sep – Amplifier, Perth
Fri 14 Sep – Oxford Art Factory, Sydney
Sat 15 Sep – Howler, Melbourne

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