Underscores unleashes Unlimited Love and The Peace remix with Frost Children


The sonic landscape is buzzing with Underscores, the Chicago-based hyperpop musician who is back with fresh, frenetic energy. After a period of reflection, she has dropped new music, including the glitchy single Unlimited Love, alongside a highly sought-after remix of The Peace by Frost Children.

This release marks her first new music since her third album, U. The new tracks carry the signature chaotic yet captivating sound that defines her work, pushing the boundaries of digital-age pop.

The visual presentation of Unlimited Love hints at deeper creative exploration, with the cover art suggesting a potential direction for her next project, hinting at the concept of After-U.

Beyond the noise of the music, Underscores offers an honest look at the journey of a creator. Speaking about her evolving relationship with making music, she acknowledged the juggle of life and art. She noted that while having music as a living profession is rewarding, it can sometimes drain the sheer joy out of the process.

Yet, this very frustration is what fuels her work. She explains that navigating the solitary act of creation and managing multiple demands introduces an element of tension that ultimately injects something truly interesting into her music.

Her previous work, including the critically acclaimed album U, paints a vivid picture of digital-age isolation, perfectly capturing the yearning of a pop star under the spotlight of the techno-infused Anthropocene. That album earned high praise, reflecting the intimate and complex emotional landscape she explores.

As Underscores moves forward, she is gearing up for a major stage presence, set to support Charli XCX on her upcoming North America tour starting in September. This expansion of her artistic journey promises to bring her unique, glitchy vision to a wider audience.

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