Ruth Radelet, the former frontwoman of Chromatics, has released her first solo single: a cover of Elliott Smith’s “Twilight.” The track is released via Kill Rock Stars. Listen below.
“Growing up in Portland, I couldn’t help but be influenced by Elliott Smith—his music was just in the water there,” Radelet remarked in a press release. “I still feel a sort of homesick nostalgia every time I hear one of his songs, and I’ll forever associate his music with the rainy weather and the gritty, small town feeling Portland had back then.”
Kill Rock Stars released Elliott Smith’s self-titled album and Either/Or, as well as the posthumous New Moon. “Twilight” appeared on 2004’s From a Basement on the Hill, which got released via Anti- and Domino.
Back in August, Ruth Radelet, Adam Miller, and Nat Walker announced the end of Chromatics. Miller recently shared a solo song of his own, “Erosion.”
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