Alt-pop duo STRABE have just released new single ‘All My Heart,' taken from the group's forthcoming debut record.

'All My Heart' introduces fans to the musical and visual world behind the upcoming debut, summoning the wistful sound of bands like The Cardigans or The Cranberries, alongside a keen ear for emotive, electronic and dance influences like Romy or Fred again.

Simultaneously uplifting and melancholic, Irish/Scottish pairing STRABE aim to capture the feeling of “when love feels so simple," the group's Angelica Black mused.

"Something wonderful that I realised when in my first queer relationship was how natural, easy and joyous loving as your authentic self can be," the Scotland-born performer added.

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Directed by Tom Furse of The Horrors, ‘All My Heart’s corresponding music video sees STRABE further explore the recurrent water-theme, which is seen throughout their upcoming work, with a seaside performance in Margate, England.

The performance was then replicated by a unique AI model, creating a calming, yet surrealist visual, remnant of the work of, French fauvist, Matisse.

Alongside Black, STRABE includes Irishman Emmet Carey, who met Black in the smoking section of a Cork music festival, where the two quickly realised their musical compatibility.

The duo's 2019 single ‘Best Worst Year’ was a viral success and has now surpassed over 10 million streams. Their debut mixtape, JUVENOIA has also won won widespread praise for its crisp electronic sound.

The group will play four UK dates next month, including the Dot To Dot festival, which travels across Nottingham, Bristol and Manchester.

'All My Heart' is out across streaming platforms now via PIAS Recordings.