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Hunter Daily treats us to flawless pop, with new single "Claw Marks", along with news of a brand new EP on the way.
Heart break has never sounded so good. Hunter Daily's new single ‘Claw Marks’ is a beautiful response to the devastating pain of heartache. 'Claw Marks' is the title track of Hunter's upcoming EP, which is due for release on the 12th of September.
With pure, elegant vocals, Hunter lays everything bare as she wrestles with the haunting pull of attachment. Sharing more, Hunter explained: Claw Marks came from the pain of watching someone I loved walk away like it was easy—while I was still holding on for dear life. After the end of my 4.5-year relationship, letting go wasn’t clean—it was messy, desperate, and it left marks. This song came from that place of holding on too long and it's for anyone who’s experienced being broken up with and just needs something to crash out to.
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After the end of my 4.5-year relationship, letting go wasn’t clean—it was messy, desperate, and it left marks.
Claw Marks’ is set to resonate with fans of Gracie Abrams, Taylor Swift, Lizzy McAlpine and anyone looking for their next break-up playlist anthem.
Born and based in Los Angeles, Hunter Daily has been making waves as a promising newcomer to watch. With her effortlessly sweet, soulful vocals and knack for writing relatable and accomplished ear worms, she’s generated much acclaim already including support from Galore Magazine, Wonderland and Atwood Magazine who described her sound as being ‘the perfect company for all your dreamy, ruminative Sunday walks.’ We couldn't agree more.
Hunter released her debut EP ‘Die In LA’ back in 2023, proving her to be an unflinchingly honest new voice. This project reflects on the pressures and vulnerabilities of growing up as a young woman in Los Angeles, something that resonated with a blossoming and loyal fanbase. Hunter has already been tipped by Spotify on the cover of their Next Gen Singer-songwriter playlist, played on iHeart Radio while being featured on the cover of their Freshly Chilled playlist and has generated over six million catalog streams.