New York-based singer-songwriter Odetta Hartman has dropped her latest track, ‘Do Si Do’. Hartman has stripped back from the eccentric maximalism of her previous release, swansongs, to show off a more tender, pastoral sound. This latest cut is a great example of that sonic shift, with an organic, acoustic simplicity at its core. This allows her emotive lyrics to remain front and centre. She says that the track “depicts the choreography of conflict: a dizzying prance of back-to-back squabbling, set against the backdrop of a psychedelic square dance.” Keep an eye out for her new EP, Restoration, which is out now. -Dan Peeke