One month from tomorrow on March 18th, Yumi Zouma will unveil their highly anticipated fourth studio album Present Tense and they’ve shared the project’s fourth single “Where The Light Used To Lay” today. Described by the group as “a song that eventually revealed itself as a bittersweet banger about detangling your life, and the enticing clarity and lightness that comes at the end of the tunnel,” the single and accompanying video follow the previously released tracks “Give It Hell,” “Mona Lisa” and “In The Eyes Of Our Love.”

The band will support the successor to 2020’s Truth Or Consequences with a European and North American tour that kicks off March 17th in Birmingham, UK and concludes May 6th in San Diego, CA.

WATCH the official videos for “Where The Light Used To Lay” and its three precursor tracks below.

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