Following the April release of "This is Our Life," Nina Winder-Lind of The New Eves has shared news of her debut solo album, Wild Love (out August 14 via Transgressive) and a new track, "Girls," which started life "as a poem, a kind of subconscious manifesto."

Writing in a press release, the Stockholm-raised, Brighton-based multi-instrumentalist describes writing the song as "the ultimate catharsis," adding:

“It was one of those evenings when you’re home alone and somehow tap into something and it all pours out through you. Listing things that girls want to do was empowering but it also unearthed a deep sadness and heavy memories of loneliness.

The song has both the triumph and the tremble. The assertiveness and all the questions. But maybe most importantly, the will to break through all walls, stereotypes and learned behaviours, and create something for oneself. In my case it was music, and it is played on the electric guitar.”

Wild Love was recorded in Bristol with members of her live band, including fellow New Eves member Ella Oona Russell, and produced by Jack Ogborne, who also worked on The New Eves' 2025 debut The New Eve is Rising.

"They’re all love songs, really," says Winder-Lind. "Romantic love, love for my family, my friends, love for the landscape. It’s about intense emotional entanglement with other beings.”

Wild Love is out August 14. Pre-order here. Tracklisting below:

1. Street Hassle
2. Girls
3. Headfirst
4. This Is Our Life
5. Grandma and Robert De Niro
6. HYMN
7. You’re Not An Angel
8. Everything Is About You
9. Love You So
10. When The Crane
11. Foremothers