With Gemma Hayes’ sixth studio album Blind Faith set to surface next month on September 27th, she has unveiled the project’s plaintive fourth single “Another Love.” Featuring her fellow Irish singer-songwriter and Bell X1 frontman Paul Noonan, the song arrives following the previous releases of “High & Low,” “Feed The Flames,” and “Hardwired.” The nine-track Blind Faith marks Hayes’ first LP since 2014’s Bones + Longing.

“‘Another Love’ is a lament," Hayes explains in an official statement. “It deals with two characters being haunted by the ghost of someone they loved while finding comfort in each other's arms. Both reveal that they do not love the other and that weirdly brings them closer together.”

Hayes will support Blind Faith’s release with a UK tour that commences September 25th in Liverpool.

Listen to “Another Love” below. Pre-order Blind Faith via Gemma Hayes’ official store.

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