Derry-based, indie-pop artist Reevah has dropped a brand new single, 'wildflower', today (July 15). This is second single from Reevah's upcoming EP, recorded against the idyllic backdrop of the Beekeeper's residence in Co. Clare.

This piano ballad, with cello by Laura McFadden, is a reflective, vulnerable statement from the artist. Lyrics like "loving you was easy, but letting go was heartache" reflect Reevah's uncanny ability to create a good hook, while the artist's crystal clear vocals create an intimate and memorable performance.

“The Beekeeper’s residence in Co. Clare was the ideal setting to revisit wildflower. The natural imagery and wilderness is something that is reflected lyrically in this track, whilst delivering a very real message about the human condition, loss, and self-reflection," said Reevah of the new track.

'wildflower' cover art. Photo by Y-Control Photography.

Reevah was named as a Hot Press 'Hot for 2020' artist and she hasn't slowed down since. Her last single, 'daydreamer' was released to critical acclaim, and now, Reevah is announcing her artist in residency post for the Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival, where she will be supporting a number of artists across the event with a headline showcase.

The Derry artist is also scheduled to play Dublin's Workman's Club on October 21, get your tickets here.

Listen to the 'wildflower' below.