New Single Release
Spill Tab has unveiled a new single, 'Hold Me', which is the final track set to be released ahead of the debut album “Angie”.
Emotional Insights
The French-Korean singer-songwriter presents a deeply emotional ballad created in collaboration with Whyette Bernard, Austin Crown, and Will Zundt.
“Hold Me” is one of those rare songs that came together effortlessly on the day it was written,” Tabil Tab shares. “There are songs that take months or even years to feel complete. I consider myself an editor when it comes to my music; I enjoy cutting, replacing, and adding new sections, or even entirely rewriting lyrics. However, this song is special because it captures my feelings honestly on that day. I was engulfed in sadness and loneliness, grappling with a difficult emotional void, and that’s why this song resonates with me—it encapsulates that sense of fear so poignantly.
The music video, directed by Sweetiepie, showcases “Spill Tab” through a series of intimate moments, including scenes featuring her mother, partner, and dog.
Upcoming Album and Tour
Her upcoming album “Angie”, set for release, consists of 12 tracks that range from the upbeat “Pink Lemonade” to the French song “De Guerre”, concluding with the guitar-led title track.
“I cherish this collection of songs profoundly,” she explains. “They feel incredibly authentic compared to anything I’ve created in a long time, and I am immensely proud of how these hundreds (thousands?) of emotions coexist in one place, representing a culmination of my experiences over the past few years.”
Here are her full tour dates:
MAY
23 Le Weekend des Curiosités Festival, Toulouse, France
26 SWG3 Poetry Club, Glasgow, Great Britain
27 Institute of Deaf – Lodge, Manchester, Great Britain
28 Oslo, London, Great Britain
30 Green Door Store, Brighton, Great Britain
31 Gross Trade, Bristol, Great Britain
JUNE
2 Yuki, Cologne, Germany
3 PrivatClub, Berlin, Germany
4 Botanists – Rotunda, Brussels, Belgium
5 Paradisco (Upstairs), Amsterdam, Netherlands
7 We Love Green Festival, Paris, France
