Winter - "hollow (mixtape version)"

Photo by David Milan Kelly

Last summer, Winter released the excellent Adult Romantix, which closed with "hollow." Now, the Samira Winter-led project has returned with a reworking of the song, "hollow (mixtape version)." The original version was a haunting, minimalist track perfect for ending an album. "hollow (mixtape version)" is more of a full band/rock version of the track. This one fits in more as a shoegaze song, albeit a peppier and poppier version of the genre. I can't say that I prefer either version more than the other, but it's great to have two takes on such a great track. Plus, it's a reminder of how fantastic of an artist Winter is.

Samira Winter says of her latest single:

“It was really fun getting to reimagine this song in the studio and explore new edges of Romantix. I originally wrote it in a faster tempo so it was cool bringing this version to life, leaning into the more sulky crimson palette of the album.” 

You can watch the video for "hollow (mixtape version)" below. The single is out now via Winspear. For more on Winter, check out the artist's website.

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