Billie Eilish and Jesse Rutherford on the carpet at LACMAGala.
has released two new songs, “TV” and “The 30th,” to streaming services under the umbrella title of “Guitar Songs.”
“The 30th” describes in specific detail the aftermath of an accident involving someone close to the singer, and her relief that the loved one survived, with the tenderly sung lyrics including: “And I know you don’t remember calling me / But I told you even then you looked so pretty / In your hospital bed / I remember you said you were scared / And so am I.
“TV,” as fans know, leans more toward sociopolitical commentary. Its debut in performance last month came as a surprise since artists are increasingly reluctant to try out new material that will instantly land on YouTube, but as it turned out, her followers didn’t have to wait long for an official release. “We haven’t played a new song live before it’s out since 2017 or 2018,” Eilish had told concertgoers at the time.
Eilish told Lowe that these two new songs are all she has in the can, and there is no album in progress at present, although she hopes to record one before the year is up.
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