The release is described as being “inspired by ‘Memento Mori’ paintings – a medieval art form that warns us ‘remember you must die’ – this track is a darkly humourous take on this warning, updated and re-imagined as a punchy electro track.” 

Speaking on the track, Lonelady said: “It just really encapsulates so many cool electro sounds and even some r’n’b vocal stylings. It was fun sampling ‘do’ and ‘dah’ vocals and running them through the sequencer to get that choppy-collaged effect, definitely a Cabaret Voltaire influence there.” 

“The technology gods were happy that day and it all came together in a really fresh and immediate way. The melody came almost instantaneously and the lyrics almost wrote themselves. Some of these vocals are in fact the ‘scratch’ takes, or first takes.” 

thanks so much to @maryannehobbs and @BBC6Music for your amazing support and for playing my new single ‘(There Is) No Logic’….did you like it? #ThereIsNoLogic #BBC6music pic.twitter.com/hCJtWZrRCA

— LoneLady (@LoneLadyHQ) March 30, 2021

Also known as Julie Campbell, the musician released her first album Nerve Up in 2010 and follow-up album Hinterland in 2015. Both LPs received critical acclaim, including approval from music journalist Paul Morley. She was also nominated for the Sky Arts Best Breakthrough Artist award in 2015.

Check out her tour dates below! 

13/09/2021 – The Hope & Ruin – Brighton
14/09 – Exchange – Bristol
16/09 – Oslo – London
17/09 – YES (Pink Room) – Manchester
20/09 – Brudenell Social Club – Leeds
21 /09– Stereo – Glasgow
22/09 – St Dominic’s Catholic Club – Newcastle
01/10 – The Grand Social – Dublin
02/10 – Ulster Sports Club – Belfast
15/01/2022 – Jacaranda Records Phase One – Liverpool
16/01 – Record Junkee – Sheffield
17/01 – Hare & Hounds – Birmingham
27/01 – Junction 2 – Cambridge
28/01 – Clwb Ifor Bach – Cardiff
29/01 – The Joiners – Southampton
30/01 – Norwich Arts Centre – Norwich
01/02 – Bodega Social Club – Nottingham
02/02 – The Mash House – Edinburgh