Vagabon unveils new single "Every Woman"

"Every Woman" is the third single to be shared from Vagabon, after "Flood" and "Water Me Down".

Lætitia Tamko, aka Vagabon, says of the new offering, "That song poured out of me and showed itself as an anthem for myself and for all of the people who are marginalized by our society. 'Women' in this case isn't gendered, it's a placeholder for those who are not always welcome and not always protected. This song exists for all of us to see each other and find each other. The song is also a thank-you letter to the women who raised me, the women who look like me, the women who work in all of the genres of music that guided this album, 'the women who run with the wolves'."

Speaking about the video, which is directed by Lino Asana, Vagabon says, ""Every Woman" is the thesis of my album so I wanted the visuals to represent transparency and to create a world for this thesis statement to live inside of. It's an ode to all those who feel different and who actively search and fight for space. When I was approached by Cameroonian filmmaker, Lino Asana, I was really, really excited to work with an artist from my country. There was this immediate understanding of one another. So many scenes of this video feel reminiscent of my early life in Cameroon, the chores I would do as a kid, the way we lived simply and humbly. The bubble displayed in this video represents an invitation to find yourself in this world."

Vagabon's self-titled second album will arrive two years after her debut, Infinite Worlds.

Discussing her forthcoming record, Tamko says, "With this album, I wanted to impress myself. I wanted to be curious and I wanted to make big leaps as a producer. All I had access to on the road was my computer and Logic, so naturally I started writing songs electronically with what was at hand."