Låpsley will release the follow-up to her 2016 debut album 'Long Way Home' next month. It's titled 'Through Water'.
Alongside the album announcement comes its latest single 'Womxn', of which the musician says: "I was 20 and in a pretty bad place when I wrote 'Womxn'. It's written hypothetically from a place in the future that was much more positive".
"It's about having trust in the passage of time", she adds, "about not knowing what to do right now but knowing that at some point you will know. And here we are in the future and I'm this stronger, more confident womxn, and I sing it and it's my present".
The video for the track is directed by sports filmmaker Jane Stockdale, and features cyclists Anneleen Bosma, Jenna Meth and Yewande Adesia battling the elements on the Yorkshire Moors.
'Through Water' arrives on XL Recordings on 20 Mar. Watch the video for 'Womxn' here: