Kaina has announced her new album It Was a Home with a video for its second single, “Anybody Can Be in Love.” The follow-up to 2019’s Next to Sun is due out March 4 via City Slang and features guest contributions from Sleater-Kinney, Helado Negro, and Sen Morimoto. Check out the video for “Anybody Can Be in Love,” directed by Weird Life Films, below.
Of the new song, Kaina said in a statement:
“Anybody Can Be in Love” is about letting go and accepting love when it comes to any sort of relationship, romantic or platonic. I’ve seen myself and my close friends miss out on a really great moment we’ve wished for or a great relationship because we’re so fixated on getting hurt or being fearful. “Anybody Can Be in Love” is a little reminder to keep it simple and enjoy the moments you’ve been waiting for. Sonically, I wanted the track to sound very psychedelic and dreamy. Almost like love is taking over and you’re just losing yourself in a moment. It was a pleasure working on this with first time collaborator Biako along with Sen Morimoto and longtime bandmate Michael Cantella on bass.
In addition to her new album, Kaina has announced a headlining North American tour, kicking off March 5 in Chicago. Find her schedule, which also includes some stops in Europe, below.
Read Pitchfork’s Rising feature “KAINA Is a Restless R&B Healer Charting a Course to Self-Acceptance.”
It Was a Home:
01 Anybody Can Be in Love
02 It Was a Home
03 Good Feeling [ft. Sen Morimoto]04 Sweetness
05 In My Mind
06 Ultraviolet [ft. Sleater-Kinney]07 Come Back as a Flower
08 Blue [ft. Helado Negro]09 Casita
10 Apple
11 Friend of Mine
12 Golden MirrorKaina:
03-05 Chicago, IL – Metro
03-10 Urbana, IL – Rose Bowl
03-11 St Louis, MO – Duck Room
03-12 Kansas City, MO – Encore at the Uptown
03-14 Houston, TX – White Oak Upstairs
03-15-18 Austin, TX – SXSW
03-19 Fort Worth, TX – Tulips
03-20 San Antonio, TX – Paper Tiger
03-24 San Diego, CA – House of Blues – Voodoo Room
03-25 Anaheim, CA – House of Blues – Parish Room
03-26 Los Angeles, CA – The Echo
03-29 San Francisco, CA – Brick & Mortar
03-31 Portland, OR – Polaris Hall
04-01 Seattle, WA – Vera Project
04-02 Vancouver, British Columbia – Fortune Sound Club
04-08 Madrid, Spain – Clamores
04-09 Barcelona, Spain – Laut
04-11 Berlin, Germany – Privatclub
04-12 Hamburg, Germany – Häkken
04-13 Cologne, Germany – Helios 37
04-14 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso
04-15 Gent, Belgium – Charlatan
04-16 Paris, France – Pop Up du label
04-17 Nijmegen, Netherlands – Merleyn
04-19 Brussel, Belgium – Beursschouwburg
04-21 London, England – The Waiting Room
04-28 Toronto, Ontario – The Drake
04-29 Montreal, Quebec – La Sala Rossa
04-30 Boston, MA – Cafe 939
05-03 New York, NY – Elsewhere Zone One
05-04 Philadelphia, PA – Milkboy
05-05 Washington, D.C. – Songbyrd
05-07 Atlanta, GA – The Eastern Rooftop
05-08 Nashville, TN – The East RoomRelated articles
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