she’s green sign to NYC’s Photo Finish Records and share their first new track and video “Graze”.
Minneapolis band she’s green are excited to announce that they have officially signed to NYC’s Photo Finish Records. To celebrate, they’re sharing their first new music since their 2023 breakout EP, Wisteria. “Graze” was premiered last week, and arrives with an official music video.
A glistening and layered guitar track produced by Henry Stoehr of Slow Pulp, mixed by Sonny DiPerri (DIIV, My Bloody Valentine) and mastered by Alec Ness (Paris Texas, Lutalo), this wistful single is filled with lulling acoustic guitar that cascades into distorted oblivion.
“This song is about feeling trapped in a distant memory and longing to find a way out,”
she’s green says about “Graze.”
“The only way to escape seems to be facing it head-on and finally getting the release you need. The first time I heard she's green's music, I was completely and utterly compelled,”
says Photo Finish Director of A&R Shane Friedman.
“I knew I had to see this band live, immediately. So on a sweltering June day, I flew to Minneapolis and piled into a hot, sweaty basement with 100 other local fans and watched them hypnotize the entire crowd. It was a show I'll never forget.
As we got to talking, I knew this was a band who had a clear vision for not only what they want their music to sound like, but also the world they intend to build around it. They're imaginative, innovative and incredibly talented musicians.
We could not be more excited to welcome them to the Photo Finish family and hit the ground running.”
The music video features vocalist Zofia Smith swirling around greenery and serenity until the song bursts into distorted chaos, with frenzied visuals to match. A world of flora and fauna swallows Smith whole, rippling water shimmers as sunlight peeks through the trees. “Graze” takes the listener out of reality, into the past and through to the present.
The video was shot by guitarist Liam Armstrong and features production and additional filming from Eugene Langlois and Krystal Doung.
“Graze” is the band’s first offering since their 2023 debut EP, Wisteria, which received recognition from all corners of the internet amid the growing North American shoegaze renaissance. Songs like “Mandy” and “Syndulla” quickly became fan favorites for their otherworldly sound, thoughtful production and emotionally intense lyrics.
she’s green have a jampacked 2025 ahead. After opening for Frank Black at The Current’s 20th-anniversary show last month, they’re joining Phoenix shoegaze band Glixen and NYC scene favorite Suzy Clue on the road starting this month through the spring. Playing across the country and making first-time appearances at San Francisco’s Noise Pop Festival and Seattle’s Freakout Weekender, see below for a full list of dates.
Photo Credit: Liam Armstrong
Live Dates
FEBRUARY
25 - Noise Pop Festival - San Francisco, CA # †
27 - Polaris Hall - Portland, OR #
28 - The Shakedown - Bellingham, WA #
MARCH
1 - Freakout Weekender - Seattle, WA # †
2 - Neurolux - Boise, ID #
3 - Kilby Court - Salt Lake City, UT #
5 - Hi-Dive - Denver, CO #
7 - 7th St.Entry - Minneapolis, MN #
8 - Howdy - Kansas City, MO #
9 - Schubas - Chicago, IL %#
10 - Lager House - Detroit, MI %#
11 - Bottlerocket Social Hall - Pittsburgh, PA %#
13 - Monarch Tavern - Toronto, ON %#
14 - Cabaret Foufounes - Montreal, QC %#
15 - Baby’s All Right - Brooklyn, NY %#
16 - PhilaMOCA - Philadelphia, PA %#
17 - DC9 - Washington, DC %#
18 - The Pinhook - Durham, NC %#
20 - DRKMTTR - Nashville, TN %#
21 - The Masquerade - Altar - Atlanta, GA %#
22 - LCY Media - Birmingham, AL %#
24 - Club Dada - Dallas, TX %#
25 - The Ballroom - Austin, TX %#
26 - White Oak Music Hall - Houston, TX %#
28 - Sister Bar - Albuquerque, NM #
29 - Club Congress - Tucson, AZ #
APRIL
5 - Crescent Ballroom - Phoenix, AZ #
# - w/ Glixen
% - w/ Suzy Clue
† Festival Appearance