OSKA - With Love, Your Clementine

Sounds like: Katie Kuffel, Bon Iver, Lucy Dacus

What's so good?

With their sophomore album, Refined Believer, on the horizon, OSKA welcomes us into their soft-spoken, self-intentional heart with "With Love, Your Clementine.""With Love, Your Clementine" is the song for the person alone on the beach, the one standing in the mist, the wind, and the waves. It’s a song meant for very few ears—a private, personal moment—yet it feels so universal, so painfully universal. We all struggle, we all hurt people, and we all need to move on, move back, or move through.A heartfelt and honest track, "With Love, Your Clementine" had my eyes glistening with tears and my lips smiling with a soft, understanding pain.Refined Believer is set to be released on June 20, 2025, and my heart is ready.

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