Squirrel Flower

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Image courtesy of Sala Razzmatazz

Chicago's Ella O'Connor Williams, aka Squirrel Flower, drops Tomorrow's Fire, an indie-rock record lauded by critics as limitless and powerful. This Polyvinyl release showcases her growth, trading folk for muscular rock anthems. Her vocals soar with newfound confidence, reflecting a shift from melancholy to an exuberant command of her craft.

Tomorrow's Fire cements Squirrel Flower's artistry and growth as a musician, fulfilling the promise of her early "artist to watch" mentions. Like her two previous albums, I Was Born Swimming (2020) and Planet (2021), this latest release is ready to be listened to at high volume. It's the album that consolidates her—ambitious, captivating and compact, guided by her determined intensity, her confident voice and her great skill with the guitar. She has stopped sounding sober and lonely and has become hypnotic and exuberant, with her voice bathed in a cascade of harmonies, testifying to her growing creativity in the studio and her mastery of sound.

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