rør's (DK) new single 'true friends' is an ode to teenage naivity

‘true friends’ is a bright and sparkling pop gem, shimmering with cotton-candy synth melodies, midi guitars and energetic, Timbaland-style basslines. The title is a reference to Hannah Montana’s ‘True Friend’, and the song in it's entirety, is an ode to the teenage naivity, the fictional pop star represents. 

 Listen to 'true friends' here

'true friends' is "written as a nostalgic glance back at my slightly naïve teenage self", rør explains. "It’s fun, it’s cringey, it’s therapeutic—and it gives me a tiny escape from the dizzying chaos of the world today". If you're into acts such as Oklou, Aqua and The Bird, you'll like this one for sure! 

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Bio
Behind the rør moniker is Marie Rørbæk, also known from the club/rock band UBLU, who took the stage at Dansk Melodi Grand Prix in 2024 with ‘Planetary Hearts’. ‘'true friends’ follows her 2023 singles ‘bye byee’ and ‘secretz’, which gained support from Danish media outlets like GAFFA, Bands of Tomorrow, and Uniradioen. This will be rør’s final single before the release of her debut EP 'true friends', landing June 13th.