School is (almost) out, Mercury is deep in retrograde, and MØ is finally coming back to town. Last night, the Danish pop singer premiered her new single "Final Song" on Annie Mac's BBC Radio 1 show. The catchy track is bound to be one of your anthems this summer with its chanting chorus, whimsical synths, and finger-snapping beats. If you had mixed feelings about her 2014 debut album No Mythologies To Follow, this tune will get you back on board.
"'Final Song' is about reconnecting with your inner strength," MØ said in a press release. "With your inner glow, passion, spirit animal, whatever—the force that keeps us going and doing what we love. I wrote it with MNEK and Noonie Bao—both of whom I adore—in Los Angeles earlier this year. We all need to feel empowered from within to be the best version of ourself, but it's not always easy and that's what inspired me to write these lyrics. When you're united with your inner glow you can beat the fears and fly towards your dreams."
It's not as loud as the Diplo-produced banger "Kamikaze," but it's a fun sing-along that will surely make its way to your weekend playlist. (If The Hills was still on air and running, this would definitely be playing in the background as the cast parts ways in a season finale.)
Turn up the volume and bump the track, below. MØ will also be embarking on a world tour, which you can check the dates for here.