British singer/songwriter Shura released her new sophomore album forevher, today. NME calls the 11-track LP “A record that beautifully articulates the giddiness of love, ‘forevher’ subtly queers up the love song in its most timeless form.” GQ Magazine notes “forevher is so glamorous… It’s rooted in ’70s soul, resplendent with sultry, wanting imagery, and it has a happy ongoing ending,” while Shura herself further explained via The Line of Best Fit, “I wanted to make something that was specific to my experience of being a queer woman that anyone of any gender or sexuality could look at think ‘yeah, I understand’ or ‘that’s beautiful.”

forevher follows the release of singles “BKLYNLDN,” “religion (u can lay your hands on me)” and “the stage.”

Stream the album below: