In advance of this coming Friday's album release for MASSEDUCTION , Annie Clark has shared another new song - "Pills." It includes vocals from Cara Delevigne and Jenny Lewis, saxophone from Kamasi Washington, and production from Top Dawg Entertainment's Sounwave and Jack Antonoff. Listen to it below.

Photo by Nedda Asfari St. Vincent's fifth studio LP finally has a title and release date. It's titled MASSEDUCTION  (pronounced "Mass Seduction") and it's out on October 13 via Lome Vista. It follows 2014's Grammy-winning St. Vincent . Listen to new song "Los Ageless" and check out the tracklist below. MASSEDUCTION 1 - Hang On Me 2 - Pills 3 - Masseduction 4 - Sugarboy 5 - Los Ageless 6 - Happy Birthday, Johnny 7 - Savior 8 - New York 9 - Fear the Future 10 - Young Lover 11 - Dancing With a Ghost 12 - Slow Disco 13 - Smoking Section Tour dates for Fall 2017 can be found here .

Annie Clark, better known by her stage name St. Vincent, is releasing a series of videos on her Instagram account. The videos are short clips of the generic interview questions that musicians are usually asked. In a profile done by the New Yorker , it was mentioned that Clark collaborate with Slater-Kinney's Carrie Brownstein create the series. Brownstein wrote the questions and then Clark shot a short film around them. The videos have a similar Day Glo color scheme that you see in the video for her new single "New York." Annie Clark delivers her answers in her characteristic deadpan style. Along with the color scheme, the viewer is met with striking costumes worn by the cast. Clark herself is wearing a see-through latex top and a pink latex skirt. She is also accompanied by three female "crew members" who are wearing assless latex chaps, chestless latex tops, dominatrix hoods, collars, and heels. The short film is very stylized in a way that screams Annie ...

Annie Clark, better known as St. Vincent, just released a video for her single "New York" that was released on June 30th. The multi-instrumentalist has a knack for heavily stylized stage shows and music videos; the video for "New York" is no different. The video itself catches the eye right away with its colorful presentation. Each scene within the video has its color scheme with Annie Clark posed like a mannequin within each scene. The video, along with the piano ballad, is oddly moving. They work together (almost like a music video should) to give a great piece of art.