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Shygirl<\/a> has returned with her long-awaited sophomore album. Swallow!<\/em> arrives November 6 via Because Music<\/a>. Later today, she\u2019s sharing its lead single, \u201cLucky (Hymn),\u201d a track about coming into your own, as well as an Austen Taylor Pease-directed video that was filmed in one unbroken take.<\/p>\n Swallow!<\/em> was written during a coming-of-age moment in Shygirl\u2019s life, during which she fell in love, learned more about herself and her impulses, and uncorked a deeper type of appreciation for what surrounds her. \u201cShygirl calls Swallow!<\/em> a reintroduction,\u201d reads a press release. \u201cDuring sporadic, unhurried sessions, Karma Kid made everything maximalist, while Casey MQ fine-tuned the delicate moments. Shygirl realized she didn\u2019t need to leave her electronic roots behind to find something new.\u201d<\/p>\n It\u2019s been four years since Shygirl dropped her debut album, Nymph<\/em><\/a>, and her life has been a bit of a whirlwind ever since. She released two EPs\u20142024\u2019s Club Shy<\/em><\/a> and 2025\u2019s Club Shy Room 2<\/em><\/a>\u2014as well as remix<\/a> versions<\/a>, collaborated with everyone from PinkPantheress<\/a> to Saweetie<\/a>, got a Bj\u00f6rk cosign<\/a>, and opened for Charli XCX on her Sweat tour<\/a> behind Brat<\/em>.<\/p>\n Read about \u201cCoochie (A Bedtime Story)\u201d in The Best Electronic Music of 2022<\/a> and check out the Rising interview Shygirl Is Shaping London Club Music In Her Own Bawdy Image<\/a>.<\/p>\n