For the first time since 2015, Jessica Pratt has released a new single from her newly announced album Quiet Signs. After many appearances alongside Kurt Vile, Pratt’s newest single, titled “Opening Signs,” is the introductory song of Quiet Signs and is a reference to Gena Rowland’s performance in a John Cassavetes song of a similar song. Along with the video, a song has been released to accompany it. This is Pratt’s first release since the release of her album On Your Own Love Again. The song and video can be viewed in the player below.

Quiet Signs will be Pratt’s first album recorded in professional studio. While being written in her hometown of Los Angeles, the album was recorded at Gary’s Electric in Brooklyn, NY. The album has been in works over the past few years and has been set for a February 9, 2019 release. Along with the Prat, the album was produced by Al Carlson who also contributes to some of the tracks on the song with the playing of the flute, organ and piano. While some songs retain the same feel as those on her album On Your Own Love Again, others point towards a more pop feel. A press release described the new album as “the journey of an artist emerging from the darkened wings, growing comfortable as a solitary figure on a sprawling stage.”

Along with the releases of her song and news of a new album, Pratt is also set to go on tour next month to perform a handful of shows in Europe. After, she plans on touring alongside Kurt Vile in the United States.

Quiet Signs Tracklist
01 Opening Night
02 As The World Turns
03 Fare Thee Well
04 Here My Love
05 Poly Blue
06 This Time Around
07 Crossing
08 Silent Song
09 Aeroplane