Naima Bock Signs to Fire Talk, Celebrates With a Horse in New Video

Naima Bock has signed to Fire Talk and released a new song, “Rocks,” which you can listen to below. Formerly of Goat Girl and, as a solo artist, Sub Pop, the London-based singer-songwriter has also signed with Bristol indie Breakfast in the United Kingdom. Her new single comes with a pleasant video co-starring a horse. Check it out below, along with Bock’s upcoming European tour dates.

Since 2024’s Below a Massive Dark Land, Bock has released a standalone single, “Rolling,” and toured with Dinosaur Jr. and Jake Xerxes Fussell. She said in a press release that the “Rocks” “came to me on a rainy autumn night as my flight was ascending to somewhere less cold. I’d been listening to Palace Music non-stop for a month. Writing it saved me from my chronic oscillation between to-be home and not-to-be home, that is when I decided I would do both.”

Revisit Andy Cush’s review of Naima Bock’s 2022 debut album, Giant Palm.

Naima Bock:
04-06 Leeds, England - Brudenell Social Club
04-07 Liverpool, England - St. Brides Church
04-09 Manchester, England - Halle St Peter’s
04-10 Newcastle, England - The Common Room
04-11 Glasgow, Scotland - Cottiers Theatre
04-13 Oxford, England - Holywell Music Room
04-14 Cardiff, Wales - St. John’s Church
04-16 Southampton, England - Papillon
04-17 Brighton, England - St. Luke’s
04-18 Frome, England - Cheese & Grain (Tree House)
04-20 Exeter, England - Phoenix
04-21 Bristol, England - Lantern
04-22 London, England - Earth Theatre
05-10 Munich, Germany - Kulturzentrum Trafo
05-12 Hamburg, Germany - Aalhaus
05-13 Berlin, Germany - Schokoladen
05-15 Stuttgart, Germany - Merlin
05-17 Milan, Italy - Arci Bellezza
05-20 Paris, France - Le Chinois
05-21 Brussels, Belgium - TBA
05-22 Diksmuide, Belgium - 4AD
05-23 Cologne, Germany - EDP
05-25 Copenhagen, Denmark - Ideal Bar
05-21 Oslo, Norway - Himmel
05-31 Aarhus, Denmark - Phono

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Jazz Monroe is a music and culture writer based in London. His work also appears in The Guardian, The Independent, and elsewhere. ... Read More