Tune-Yards release standalone single ahead of North American tour

Merrill Garbus called it “a song for right now: for admitting the ways we haven’t been there for each other, and resolving to stand up for each other, today, in all the ways we can. Revolution needs a driving beat, and we hope we can add to the great music fueling the movement.”

It follows her and Nate Brenner's last full-length studio album, Better Dreaming, released May 2025 on 4AD as well as their score for I Love Boosters. The absurdist comedy film, directed by Boots Riley, follows a group of shoplifters and stars Keke Palmer. The score was released back in May, including on Neon Pink vinyl via the band’s store. Tune-Yards also scored Riley's directorial debut, Sorry to Bother You, back in 2018.

The Ones That Love You tour opens in Chicago on 5 November before running through the North East - nine dates in total. Support for all shows comes from Rituals of Mine, the R&B-electronic project of Terra Lopez. Tickets are on sale now.