Watch Computerwife’s dreamlike beach trip
thefader.comAddie Warncke has shared the third and final single from her debut, self-titled LP as Computerwife. Dropping this Friday, August 4, the 11-track project will include the previously released cuts “I Get Better Everyday” and “Lexapro,” as well as “Vacation,” premiering today (July 31) with The FADER.
Over an instrumental comprising hurried drums, a driving bass line, and a lovely progression of jangly guitar chords, Warncke’s disarmingly quiet vocal line describes the sense of tranquility she experienced while taking a much-needed break from online life and visiting a beloved Brooklyn beach. “Part of the lyrics come from the book How to Do Nothing, which is about rejecting social media and fast information to be more present in life,” Warncke tells The FADER. “The lyrics were formed to describe the first time I went to Coney Island.
I thought the ecosystem was really beautiful and people seemed really relaxed together. I really needed that kind of environment to clear my head for a while.
It was very inspiring.” The song comes with a video co-created by Warncke, her touring guitarist Dalton Salisbury, and their friend Jack Fessenden, a film director.
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