Four months after her soul-pop serenade, Closer, the UK singer-songwriter and freshly-fledged producer Laura Loh is back on poignant form with her latest single, Running, which will officially release on September 23rd.

Bringing an indie timbre into the slightly 80s soundscape, which runs through as a flood of lush piano chords, tensile percussion and tenderly angular guitar notes, Running is a markable shift in her sonic signature. A shift that will undoubtedly place her well in the pop charts given that the song has already been picked up by BBC Introducing.

Helping to transform her driving sound, guitarist Harry Baker lifted the energy in the choruses with his funk-laced guitar, which adds to the momentum of the lyrics that allude to the desire to run into the future you want instead of away from the past.

Laura Loh said:

“When I wrote “Running”, I hadn’t started producing my own music yet, so it was just piano and vocal. I could already hear it in my head as a full production, but I didn’t know I would be the one to bring that vision to life.

After producing a few songs, I came back to “Running” and produced it. Making this song was a turning point for me as an artist; it felt like I found my sound. Musically, I wanted it to feel like running to amplify the yearning in the lyrics and have sustained upbeat energy.”

Amelia Vandergast, Executive Editor at A&R Factory said:

“Just as eloquent as London Grammar’s debut release, Laura Loh has exactly what it takes to make contemporary trends bend around her vision and stylistic grace.”