Erika De-Casier: Last News

Erika de Casier has released her third studio LP. Still, the follow-up to her 2021 standout Sensational, is out today (February 21) via 4AD.

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Copenhagen-based artist Erika de Casier has confirmed details of a new album. Still, de Casier's third project, will be released on February 21 via 4AD.

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One of our most anticipated releases of the year, Sensational is the second full-length album from the Danish musician, who fuses pop and R&B with UK garage and 2-step. The album's lead single "No Butterflies, No Nothing" was one of our favorite songs of 2020, and subsequent tracks like "Busy" and "Drama" have made it to our weekly Songs You Need playlist.

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On May 21, Copenhagen-based singer-songwriter Erika de Casier will share Sensational, her follow-up to the 2019 project Essentials. The new LP, released on 4AD, will contain "No Butterflies, No Nothing" and "Drama," two songs we totally adored, as well as her latest track "Polite," out today.

On her superlative debut album Essentials, Denmark's Erika de Casier established herself as one of dance music’s most chill denizens: she just wants to fly with you, to have a good time with you, to do her thing, to take a photo of you because, after all, you just look so damn good. Not so anymore: on “Drama”, her second single for renowned stalwart indie label 4AD, something’s upset the vibes, and it’s wreaking havoc on her life.

Erika de Casier's 2019 album Essentials was a rare album that lived up to its lofty title. The record's mix of feather-lite vocals and dreamy electronic R&B production earned her fans in Dua Lipa and Clairo among others and today she returns with new song “No Butterflies, No Nothing," her first on new label 4AD.