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Aldous Harding’s “Fever” is piano rock distilled to its essentials

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Aldous Harding announced her fourth studio album, Warm Chris, in January with its slippery lead single, "Lawn." Where that song shuffles sidelong in and out of focus, its new follow-up, "Fever," walks a straight line, the New Zealand singer-songwriter making direct eye contact with her listener (though the two tracks' respective press image tell the opposite story). "Fever, when we met at hotel reception / 'Never, have I been so tired,' you said / You bet, guess we did what the other expected," she begins over a no-nonsense, four-chord piano progression and a stretchy bass line.

It's a frank beginning to a brief romance that's over three lines later, though she'll reminisce on it for the rest of the four-minute track.

Read Next: Aldous Harding announces new album, shares “Lawn” Harding co-directed the track's video, which finds her in close-up across a series of settings, staring straight through the camera as she sings.

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