Lovelace Releases New Single "I Don't Remember London

NASHVILLE, Tenn., Sept. 25, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Rising singer/songwriter Gabrielle Lovelace has released her second single from her upcoming EP, "I Don't Remember London," available now on Old Bear Records. The single follows the first release from Lovelace's upcoming Poetry In Emotion EP, offering fans a glimpse into the sound and storytelling that will define the forthcoming project.

The single, inspired by a trip Lovelace took with her family at just four years old, is an ode to the fragments of a childhood experience. Returning to London in 2024, Lovelace was able to fill in the blanks that had long existed more as a feeling than an actual memory. Her sense of longing comes to life through haunting strings, keys, electric guitar, and tolling bells, building into Lovelace's most ambitious production to date. A carnival-esque music box outro brings the alternative-leaning track to a dreamlike close. "I Don't Remember London" is a song that transforms nearly forgotten moments into something vivid, atmospheric, and deeply personal.

The single follows the first release from Lovelace's upcoming EP and offers another glimpse into the sound and storytelling that will define the forthcoming project. As an emerging voice in the singer/songwriter space, Lovelace continues to carve out a distinct musical identity rooted in emotional honesty, vivid imagery, and adventurous production.

Lovelace's singles include 2026's "No Pay" and "You Can't Put God in a Box," along with last year's genre-spanning releases "Bob Dylan Rhythm," "It's Gonna Be Yesterday," "Somewhere Between," and her holiday offering, "Let the Christmas Music Play."

Old Bear Records, a New York-based label home to a diverse roster of artists, is home to Lovelace's latest release. Founded in 2017 by brothers Anthony and Chris Hoisington, alongside business partner Lukas Iverson, Old Bear elevates music that exists off the beaten path. Known for their unique, poetic, and ethereal recordings, Old Bear Records is rooted in a mission to nurture artists on their creative paths and to release original music that truly resonates with listeners.

Lovelace's new single, "I Don't Remember London," is a testament to her ability to transform memories into vivid and deeply personal songs. The track's haunting strings, keys, electric guitar, and tolling bells, combined with a carnival-esque music box outro, create a dreamlike atmosphere that perfectly encapsulates the wistful yet intense feelings Lovelace had while trying to conjure her memories over the years.

The upcoming EP, Poetry In Emotion, will continue to showcase Lovelace's unique lyrical touch and her ability to blend philosophical questions, observations about coming of age, and bold lyrics with cinematic string-laced melodies. As a natural poet and gifted storyteller, Lovelace remains true to her artistic identity, which is rooted in emotional honesty, vivid imagery, and adventurous production.

Lovelace's journey as a singer/songwriter has been marked by her ability to draw on life experiences and transform them into powerful and evocative songs. Her latest release, "I Don't Remember London," is a continuation of this journey, offering fans another glimpse into the sound and storytelling that will define her upcoming EP, Poetry In Emotion. The single's haunting strings, keys, electric guitar, and tolling bells, combined with a carnival-esque music box outro, create a dreamlike atmosphere that perfectly encapsulates the wistful yet intense feelings Lovelace had while trying to conjure her memories over the years.