MELBOURNE COSMIC FOLK ARTIST ZOË FOX RELEASES
THE SECOND SINGLE FROM HER FORTHCOMING NEW ALBUM,
ON CHEERSQUAD RECORDS & TAPES

Melbourne-based singer and multi-instrumental Zoë Fox (and her band the Rocket Clocks) released the rebellious intergalactic debut album Clockwerks in 2020. She followed it with her hypnotic cover of the 80s classic ‘Don’t You (Forget About Me)’, and the 2023 single ‘Flirting With Aliens’, which was spawned from an illegal picnic in Melbourne’s eastern greenery.

Over the last decade, Fox has appeared at Falls Festival, NYE on the Hill and performed internationally – garnering widespread praise and reviews describing her music as “Syd Barrett goes to the disco,” “Modern Blondie,” and “Mary Poppins on acid”.

Now, after years of steering psych-pop space-rock through the cosmos, Fox returns to Earth in 2026 with her forthcoming second album, on Cheersquad Records & Tapes. A stunning descent into the world of freak-folk, the album was inspired by the quiet, enchanting magic of Vashti Bunyan and Nick Drake.

On the whimsical first single, ‘Skipty Doo‘, and accompanying video clip (a Rage Feature Clip) Fox blends earthy, acoustic nostalgia and cosmic wonder. Wide-eyed and dreamy, her acoustic guitar and lilting, hypnotic voice are beautifully augmented with piano, strings, and Mellotron.

Now Fox and Cheersquad release the new single ‘Coming From The Sun’. With its heady sway, the song features a full band sound – though one that still sounds airy and psychedelic, with pagan references, a catchy chorus, and an otherworldly guitar solo that leaps from the speakers. As Fox explains, “the song looks at influencers and fads and reflects on what we’re doing on this floating space ball we’ve woken up on!”

The clip is another fantastical, must-watch video produced by Fox and Nick Senior, where dinosaurs still roam the earth!