ena mori Explores Past Memories And Current Feelings In Sophomore EP ‘rOe’ – Listen
This follows the string of four singles that the experimental pop artist released this 2025, with the latest one being its third single “Sink,” which came out on June 20, 2025.
ena mori: photographed and artwork by Ennuh Tiu
ena mori: photographed and artwork by Ennuh Tiu
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ena mori has released a brand new, six-track EP entitled rOe. Released on August 8, 2025 (Friday), the new record was first announced by the experimental pop artist last on July 15, 2025.
“This EP is an extension of my past memories and current feelings,” stated ena mori in her announcement, describing the upcoming release as “a slow-brewed lesson, and half-answers.” Additionally, she also took to her Instagram broadcast channel to share the news, stating, “It’s been a long long journey of writing, creating, a lot of fun moments and tears she to this EP, and I’m so excited to finally share it with u.”
Containing a total of six tracks, the new record features three of ena mori’s previously released singles — “Heartache Generation,” “Sink,” and “Trust Me” — alongside three new tracks. One of these new songs is its second track, “Portion Control,” whose music video is set to premiere on August 8, 2025 at 7:00 PM (PHT). Tune in to the premiere below:
rOe serves as ena mori’s second EP overall, following her self-titled debut release, which came out on February 20, 2020. The new EP also follows the string of four songs that the experimental pop artist released this 2025, with the latest one being its third single “Sink,” which came out on June 20, 2025. Additionally, it serves as the first collection of songs from ena mori since her debut album, 2022’s DON’T BLAME THE WILD ONE!
In other news, ena mori also recently premiered the accompanying music video for “Sink.” Meanwhile, prior to the release of “Sink,” it was also announced that she had signed to the management roster of Norway-based Made Management, whose roster also includes Aurora, Sigrid, and more.
Listen to ena mori’s rOe below: