ena mori To Release New Single This November
The highly anticipated single follows her acclaimed EP rOe, which spawned the singles “Trust Me,” “Heartache Generation,” and “Portion Control.”
Photographed by Ennuh Tiu.
Photographed by Ennuh Tiu.
Fresh off the release of her latest EPEPShort for extended play, a collection of songs longer than a single but shorter than a full album, typically containing three to six tracks. Artists use EPs to introduce theirGo to EP Glossary rOe, ena mori has teased new music on the way.
The beloved indie-pop musician shared the news on her official social media platforms, posting an excerpt from an unreleased verseVerseA section of a song that advances its story or message, typically sharing the same melody with different lyrics each time. Verses set up the emotional and narrative context forGo to Verse Glossary that states, “look down when you talk, I cannot relax for a second, And when you leave the room, I wrap myself in your scent on my curtain.” Together with the snippet of the track, ena mori also announced its forthcoming release date of November 7, 2025 and shared a related painting, ‘Wolf Girl’ by artist Anne Siems.
Though the track is still untitled, it would mark the pop musician’s latest musical release following her recent extended-play record, rOe. The record spawned the acclaimed singles “Portion Control,” “Heartache Generation,” and “Trust Me,” and also followed her contribution on Offshore Music’s Cutterpillow: Tribute AlbumTribute AlbumA collection of songs in which various artists perform or reinterpret the work of an influential musician or group, to honor their legacy. Tribute albums introduce classic songs to newGo to Tribute Album Glossary with the record’s title track. Earlier this year, ena mori also dropped the singles “Little Sunny Baby” and “Funny.”
Earlier this September, ena sat down for an exclusive interview with Billboard Philippines, wherein she talked about her experience, the lessons she has learned, and advice that she wishes to impart to her fellow artists from her experience performing at three editions of the world-renowned South By Southwest (SXSW). “To think that I’m the first ever Filipino to be performing at such a prestigious stage is such an honor, especially being one of the few Asian artists to be performing in the lineup that we had. It means the world to me. I’m just really grateful for all the things that I was able to do within the year so far,” she told Billboard Philippines.
As we anticipate the release of ena mori’s upcoming single, revisit her rOe EP below: