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feeo Unveils New Song ‘tnteen’

feeo – the moniker of musician and multidisciplinary artist Theodora Laird – has unveiled a new single called ‘tnteen’. It’s lifted from the upcoming EP run over, which is out on March 21. Take a listen below.

“‘tnteen’ focusses on explosives as a physical and political representation of excess, directly relating to the exploitation and depletion of land through mining precious stones,” Laird explained in a statement.

run over follows last year’s Ah, Hunger! EP. “Ah, Hunger! was a dissection of scarcity; the absence of satisfaction, the politics of wanting,” Laird commented. “The run over EP is, in a sense, the inverse of these themes, intended to be read in relation to Ah, Hunger!. run over focusses on excess – the fall out that follows satiation. This theme is present narratively across the writing, but also embedded in my approach to production for each composition. Sonically I was exploring the dynamics between excess and sparsity as a conscious reflection of the wider themes underpinning the project.”

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