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Rolling Stone Squirrel Flower Confronts Artistic Pressure on ‘I’ll Go Running’ Massachusetts singer-songwriter also announces fall trek supporting Soccer Mommy By Planet (i). Williams opens the single with delicate vocals and subtle instrumentation, but it slowly builds to a climax as she announces, “I’ll be newer than before/I’ll be something that you’ve never seen.” “’I’ll Go Running’ is about the darker side of being an artist — the pressure to make things brand new, shocking, to give everything away and open yourself completely without always getting in...

ADVERTISEMENT ’I’ll Go Running’ is about the darker side of being an artist - the pressure to make things brand new, shocking, to give everything away and open yourself completely without always getting intentional listening and consumption in return. To be vulnerable to a knife. To be fresh, new, to give it all away. But it's powerful to offer yourself and your art without fear, which is what I try to do with this album. That's why this is the opening track. This September, Squirrel Flower will embark on a tour with Soccer Mommy. Find those dates below: ADVERTISEME...

New Discoveries: Squirrel Flower, Chris Cornell, and More SQUIRREL FLOWER - “HURT A FLY” Boston’s own Ella Williams A.K.A. Squirrel Flower announced her upcoming album with the eerie ballad “Hurt A Fly.” Embodying the persona of a manipulative partner, Williams guides the listener through a conversation. She sings, “took it too far again / thought that you were my friend.” Accompanied by a steady backbeat and low humming electric guitars, the song opens up into a passionate chorus as she sings “ you know I could never hurt a fly / unless it wasted my time.” The next Squirrel...

Mass Mix: Squirrel Flower, Red Amandala And Other Artists Boston Has On Heavy Rotation February 2, 2021 Squirrel Flower, “Explain It To Me" Squirrel Flower has blossomed into a standout vocalist in the Boston music scene. Featuring her trademark poetic, earthy melodies and smooth harmonizations, Squirrel Flower appropriately closes 2020 with her latest release, an ethereal cover of Liz Phair's 1993 sleeper hit, Explain It To Me. It's a ghostly, melancholic reflection on leaving places, people, and memories from the past behind and moving on to more positive experiences. It's a poignant son...

Squirrel Flower — 'Streetlight Blues' January 26, 2021 Squirrel Flower performs "Streetlight Blues" live at the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum in Lincoln, MA, for a Front Row Boston socially-distant session. Ella O'Connor Williams discovered the Boston DIY and folk music scenes when she was a teenager. Last year, she released her debut I Was Born Swimming, a poetically-charged album that landscapes change and the shift within relationships. "There's so much in the record about movement and stagnation," Williams said. "Feeling stuck, needing to move, needing to stay still, swimming,...