Lucy Park releases new EP “THREAD 27” and self-directed music video single “TOUCH CONTROL”

TOUCH CONTROL (Official Video)

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Following a standout run of releases this year, including incendiary solo cuts and  dynamic collaborations with H.ILLS and FKJ, London-based artist and creative Lucy Park returns with her brand-new EP, THREAD 27 - released via 10K. 

With critical acclaim coming swiftly across the landscape, from DAZED to  OUTLANDER MAGAZINE’s viral radio takeover, the young vocalist affirms her  position in London’s cultural spotlight as her latest body of work enters the spotlight, 

underlining why she’s building a serious following across new-gen circles in the UK  and beyond. 

A compelling sign of the rich, warped offerings to follow, THREAD 27 opens with the  slow-burning yet visceral cut “BLUE SASHIKO.” Embodying the intricacy and  restoring nature of the Japanese embroidery method, the discreet digital scratches and blooming textures perfectly introduce the EP’s arc - using the language of  universal art forms like sewing, drawing, painting, technology, and mosaic to  breakdown and rebuild one’s self, finding form, feeling, and ultimately, clarity in the  chaos of new relationships, inner-city living, and the vigorous journey towards self 

discovery.  

“DIZZY” continues the disorientation, both physically and romantically, as Lucy gets  lost in her surroundings while distorted guitar licks and syncopated percussion add to  the warped sense of distance and uncertainty she tries to calm and clarify. 

Switching the tempo with infectious alt-pop sensibilities, “OUTLINE” signals a moment  of familiarity and self-realisation; “draw the shapes I know,” she echoes, letting intimate  emotions and memories guide her through the complexities before channelling focus  on “TOUCH CONTROL.” Exploring the toxicity of controlling someone or something,  in this case, the overbearing attachment we have to our phones and digital spaces,  Lucy dives deep into the impact of manipulation that can spiral in a new relationship,  contrasted by the blissful R&B instrumentation and vocal harmonies intensifying the  confusion and distress that follows suit.  

Next up, standout cut “PAINT ME A DREAM” sees Norwegian artist and producer  Botaii join the fold, cutting through the tension to deliver pure melodic intimacy. The  two vocalists connect with a sparking chemistry, gliding over spacey guitar plucks and  chest-rattling basslines while exploring love as a canvas for growth and vulnerability  in the face of something real. Closing out with “MOSAIC,” the stripped-back offering  opens pockets for Lucy to fully reflect on the moments that steadily built up and  reshaped her life. Piece by piece, 27 years in the making, the young artist hopes we  can all find parts of ourselves in THREAD 27, wherever we might be in our journey. 

Racing to well over 42M streams and standout collaborations with London collective  H.ILLS on “GUERILLAZ” and French multi-instrumentalist FKJ on his forthcoming  album, Tyber - part of a rare feature list alongside Labrinth, Baby Rose, Bas, and Eryn  Allen Kane - Lucy Park first made waves with her debut EP Before I Speak in 2021.  The release firmly introduced a significant voice with tenderness only deepened by  her lyricism, delivered with understated intimacy to full effect. A stream of powerful  single releases continued the momentum, all leading up to the release of her highly  acclaimed body of work, GOOD GRACES, last year. With the kind of innovative sonic  influences and notable artistic collabs she’s collecting at pace, the rising talent will no  doubt continue her trajectory as one of London’s brightest stars in the making. 

With THREAD 27 finally at our fingertips, 2026 looks set to be a milestone year for  Lucy Park as her unique sound and influence take shape across international waters.

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