Tegan and Sara have announced their return with a new single called ‘Fucking Up What Matters’ set to arrive this week.
The pop duo – whose last album was 2019’s ‘Hey, I’m Just Like You’ – shared the news on Twitter on Friday (April 22).
“Some of you may have caught on, some of you may have thought we’ve just been fucking up more recently,” they wrote. “But we’re here to tell you, YES, we do have a new song coming out! It’s called ‘Fucking Up What Matters’ and it’s out April 28.”
They followed it up with another tweet that read: “We really love our new song. And making content for social media. And each other. Most of all we love fucking up what matters. It feels good to admit it.”
Some of you may have caught on, some of you may have thought we’ve just been fucking up more recently. But we’re here to tell you, YES, we do have a new song coming out! It’s called “Fucking Up What Matters” and it’s out April 28. You can pre-save it now https://t.co/qYge2FLIJM pic.twitter.com/6R181GmDO9
— Tegan and Sara (@teganandsara) April 22, 2022
We really love our new song. And making content for social media. And each other. Most of all we love fucking up what matters. It feels good to admit it. Pre save. Single out 4/28. https://t.co/qYge2G3k8m #PleaseSaveUs #FuckingUpWhatMatters #LinklnBio pic.twitter.com/nyjc44nfNG
— Tegan and Sara (@teganandsara) April 22, 2022
‘Fucking Up What Matters’ is Tegan and Sara’s first new music of the year; they released a reimagined version of their 2004 album ‘So Jealous’ earlier in the year. Both follow their appearance on Beach Bunny’s 2021 track, ‘Cloud 9’.
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