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MATILDA MANN RELEASE DEBUT ALBUM ‘ROXWELL’
OUT NOW ON 7476
SHARES NEW SINGLE ‘SEE YOU LATER’ OUT NOW
INCLUDES THE ACCLAIMED SINGLES ‘MEET CUTE’, ‘DAZED & CONFUSED’, ‘JUST BECAUSE’ & ‘SAY IT BACK’
BBC RADIO 1 FUTURE ARTIST OF THE MONTH | UK & EUROPEAN HEADLINE TOUR IN APRIL/MAY
Following a string of acclaimed singles, rising British singer-songwriter and guitarist Matilda Mann unveils her much-anticipated debut album, Roxwell, out now via 7476 (pinkpirate, Hohnen Ford, Lexie Carroll, Matt Maltese). The album is a testament to Mann’s artistry, blending intimate folk storytelling with indie-pop melodies, jazzy undertones, and sweeping orchestral flourishes. The album arrives hand-in-hand with the evocative new single ‘See You Later’, with a visually captivating video set to drop next week.
A deeply personal body of work, Roxwell is as much a love letter to the past as it is a reflection on the poignant realities of growing up. From the intimate corners of bedrooms to the bustle of city streets and the quiet solace of countryside retreats, the album tracks Mann’s evolution as an artist and as a person. Themes of first love in Tell Me That I’m Wrong, heartbreak in Common Sense, and the enduring strength of childhood friendships in her new single Girls are all explored.
Recently named BBC Radio 1’s Future Artist of the Month and praised by NME, Clash, DORK, DIY, The Line of Best Fit, COLORS, Rolling Stone UK, Hunger, Wonderland, The Independent and more, Mann’s rise has been nothing short of unstoppable. With a 15-date UK & EU headline tour kicking off in April, her lead singles ‘Meet Cute’, ‘Dazed & Confused’, ‘Just Because’, and ‘Say It Back’ have already amassed millions of streams, received heavy rotation across BBC Radio 1, 6 Music, and Radio X, and earned her Best Pop/R&B/Soul Video – Newcomer at the UK Music Video Awards.
Speaking about the record, Mann shares “This is my debut album. Every song feels like a part of me, and I’m so, so excited that it’s finally out in the world. It explores different kinds of love, growing up, and accepting what you can’t change. Some songs I wrote almost subconsciously, only realising their meaning later. It’s terrifying to put something so personal out there, but I’m incredibly proud of it and grateful to everyone who helped bring it to life.”
From lyrics pencilled in her diary to demos played through the kitchen speaker, Roxwell is a living, breathing portrayal of Matilda Mann. Through the years, ‘Roxwell’ has been her constant and has seen the twist and turns of the bittersweet transition to adulthood. This first full-length record is an intimate portrayal – capturing love in its myriad forms. The tracks are as varied as their subjects, but tying it all together are Mann’s classic lyrics – witty, wise and leaving you wondering what else she meant.
Expanding further, she adds: “It’s everything I want to say and more. Some songs were written almost subconsciously and only came to light when I needed to truly acknowledge my feelings. It’s terrifying to put it out into the world, but I’m also incredibly proud of it and grateful to everyone who helped bring it to life.”
From the hazy, jazz-laced tones of ‘At the End of the Day’ to the electrifying pulse of ‘Dazed & Confused’, Mann effortlessly dances between intimate reflection and euphoric release, making Roxwell an album that both captivates and excites. The shimmering ‘Meet Cute’, co-written with Oscar Scheller, captures the giddy, intoxicating thrill of new beginnings, while her words, as ever, remain deeply introspective, tenderly revealing the vulnerability that lies beneath the surface. Tying it all together is Mann’s signature lyrical wit—wry, wistful, and effortlessly poetic.
Having performed alongside contemporaries such as Laufey at The Royal Albert Hall, The Staves, Holly Humberstone, Arlo Parks, and Beabadoobee, Mann’s live shows are equally as captivating. She has sold out headline shows at Jazz Cafe, Lafayette, and EartH in London, and has graced the Park Stage at Glastonbury Festival. Most recently, she joined Bombay Bicycle Club on their single ‘Fantasneeze’ and collaborated with US alt-pop artist Spill Tab.
Matilda Mann is now gearing up for an impressive 15-date UK & European headline tour in April and May, starting in Dublin and continuing through cities like Brighton, Birmingham, Leeds, Manchester, Glasgow, and London at KOKO. She’ll also take the album across Europe with stops in Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Berlin, and Cologne. Full tour dates below with general tickets now available.
April 20 – The Grand Social, Dublin
April 22 – Concorde 2, Brighton
23 April – O2 Academy Birmingham
April 24 – The Wardrobe, Leeds
April 25 – Band on the Wall, Manchester
April 27 – King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow
April 28 – The Clunny, Newcastle
April 29 – Thekla, Bristol
April 30 – Koko, London
May 2 – Le Popup Du Label, Paris
May 3 – Botanique – Rotonde, Brussels
May 4 – Paradiso, Amsterdam
May 6 – Nochtspeicher, Hamburg
May 7 – Kantine Am Berghain, Berlin
May 8 – Artheater, Cologne
MATILDA MANN
My life is a soundtrack, i track my life through music, photography is my passion, my escape, my expression. Without both i have pieces missing, thankfully i’m blessed and get to combine both.
Born in Manchester, lived in Australia for 22 years where i was heavily involved in the Australian Music Industry, firstly in bands (Singer) and then managing bands (all original), I moved back to the UK, Wales specifically 10 years ago
