Today, Hannah Jadagu is sharing a new lyric video for “Normal Today,” an electric new standout from Describe, her forthcoming sophomore album out this Friday, October 24th, 2025 worldwide through Sub Pop. The track was co-produced by Jadagu, Sora Lopez, and Max Baby and mixed by Blue May in Los Angeles, and mastered by Heba Kadry in Brooklyn.
 
On Describe, Hannah Jadagu learns the hard way that distance is relative. After 2023 debut album Aperture garnered glowing praise from outlets like The New York Times and NPR, Jadagu’s promising career took her away from her blossoming relationship in New York. “I was feeling love and gratitude, but also guilt about being away for my job,” she recalled. “Being a musician requires sacrificing time–And one thing about me, I’m a quality time girlie.” Her expansive second album sees her grappling with that separation, finding connections that extend beyond the physical and strengthening her own voice in the process. Describe verberates with that tension, between wanting connection and craving space. Its lyrics, as on her debut, ache with an emotional specificity that can only be pulled from lived experience.
 
But that distance also pushed Jadagu to explore new dimensions of her sound. “I’m super into artists that are able to mix analog with modern,” she said, and moving to California for the summer gave her the opportunity to meet new collaborators and experiment with analog synthesizers and drum machines. And while the warm hum of her guitar was her primary instrument for Aperture, she began to feel that her muscle memory of the instrument was holding her back. “It was freeing to be able to sit at a synth and drone on one note while I explored my vocals,” she said. ”I found that to be a bit more freeing than playing on a guitar.” Working with her co-producer Sora at his studio in Altadena and remotely on a few songs with Aperture co-producer and collaborator Baby out of Paris, Jadagu carved out a sound on Describe that is both distinctively hers and a total departure from the distorted guitar melodies of her debut (read more about Hannah Jadagu over here).
 
DIY says Decribe is “An album that’s brimming with solid songwriting and expansive production, there’s an enormity to this second outing – even at its most brooding – that makes for a compelling, colossally dynamic pop record (4/5).” Meanwhile, Aesthetica Magazine offers this, “she keeps her signature silky vocals bur expands her craft to encompass a variety of styles… with this sophomore album, she will be difficult to forget.” Dork Magazine has this to say, “Each song feels like a small experiment that clicks into place… ‘My Love’ is a clear standout, a glowing, romantic rush that flirts with The 1975’s sentimental side but keeps Jadagu’s warmth at the centre (4/5).” 

 
Hannah’s fall tour dates for 2025 in support of Describe are currently underway, with a show closing out Gigi Perez’s fall headlining run tonight, Tuesday, October 21st at The Wiltern. She has also scheduled an album release show at Brooklyn’s Public Records on Friday, October 24th.
 
Hannah will then head overseas for a short EU/UK tour beginning October 29th in Berlin at Kantine am Berghain, and closing the tour with appearances at Pitchfork Music Festival Paris on November 4th and Pitchfork Music Festival London on November 5th.
 
Hannah has also been announced as direct support on Del Water Gap’s forthcoming 2026 late winter tour, which begins Thursday, January 15th in Raleigh, NC at The Ritz and runs through Saturday, February 28th in Atlanta, GA at the Buckhead Theatre.
 
Tickets for these shows are on sale now. Additional live dates to be announced soon.