UK electronic artist Mura Masa has released a new single titled 'Teenage Headache Dreams,' featuring Wolf Alice's Ellie Rowsell. The track will be on the producer's upcoming sophomore album R.Y.C. (Raw Youth Collage), out January 17.

The aptly named track has a distinctly nostalgic feel, backed by a bassline that feels straight out of the credits of a coming-of-age film. The pair long for the freedom and naïvety of teenage dreams. "I want to be free / Romanticize reality / Reminds me what it means / To be free," Rowsell sings. There's a distinct sense of hopefulness present between the nostalgic yearning. "Seems like the good time's over / But nothing's really over anymore," they sing on the first chorus.

R.Y.C. will also feature guest vocals from slowthai, Clairo, Tirzah and Georgia and include previously released singles 'No Hope Generation' and 'I Don't Think I Can Do This Again.'

Stream the song below:

https://open.spotify.com/track/5X8FVIy9iaXoDEiIlCjcmp?si=8GK7jmBnS_C9QWDUhf_P0Q

Mura Masa will embark on a European tour in February in support of R.Y.C. Check out the dates below:

Feb 20: UK, London - Alexandra Palace
Feb 22: UK, Manchester - O2 Victoria Warehouse
Feb 27: Belgium, Antwerp - Lotto Arena
Feb 29: Netherlands, Amsterdam - AFAS Live
Mar 03: Switzerland, Zurich - X-Tra
Mar 05: Germany, Munich - Tonhalle
Mar 07: Germany, Berlin - Columbiahalle
Mar 10: Poland, Warsaw - Stodola
Mar 12: Denmark, Copenhagen - Vega
Mar 14: Germany, Hamburg - edel-optics.de Arena