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    Jae Stephens – I Miss The City / Gymnastics (Double Single)

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    Jae Stephens – I Miss The City / Gymnastics (Double Single)


    Jae Stephens continues the build towards her debut album AUDACITY with two contrasting new singles, ‘I Miss The City’ and ‘Gymnastics’, out now via Def Jam Recordings.

    Produced by MNEK, ‘I Miss The City’ finds Stephens embracing a dreamier and more introspective side, pairing sparse, ethereal pop production with lyrics centred around boredom, freedom and a longing for the spontaneity of city life. ‘Gymnastics’, produced by Dallas Caton, flips the mood completely, with Stephens confidently dodging a casual romance that threatens to become something more serious. Together, the tracks showcase the duality at the heart of her forthcoming record, moving between vulnerability and unapologetic independence without compromising either.

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