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This is Lorelei

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02. This is Lorelei — Where's Your Love Now (Waxahatchee Version)

This is Lorelei is the project of Nate Amos — producer, multi-instrumentalist, and one half of Water From Your Eyes. Quietly prolific, working across indie pop and experimental pop with an ear for the unexpected.

The Waxahatchee version is from the expanded release Box for Buddy, Box for Star (Super Deluxe). Katie Crutchfield has called Amos one of today's most compelling songwriters. Her voice brings something more intimate to the track — a collaboration rather than a straightforward cover.

Carries the atmospheric mood forward from the opener into something more personal.

This Is Lorelei — But You Just Woke Me Up

This Is Lorelei — Oh No Now My

This Is Lorelei is the long-running solo project of Nate Amos (New York), also one half of Water From Your Eyes with Rachel Brown; Amos has released hundreds of self-recorded songs as Lorelei since the early 2010s. "Oh No Now My" (3:08) is track 2 on The Singer in My Band, released 11 September 2026 on Matador Records — Amos's first album for the label, one day after this show. It was released as the album's second single in August 2026, between "Billy Came Back" (June) and the LP. The title refers to "the errant Joey" in the song's narrative, per a Crack Magazine interview with Amos. It follows 2024's Box for Buddy, Box for Star, whose Super Deluxe reissue drew guest covers from MJ Lenderman, Waxahatchee, Snail Mail and Jeff Tweedy. Amos wrote the new album after playing live made him streamline: "Prioritizing efficiency without sacrificing potency was kind of the name of the game." He tours supporting Bleachers on US dates September–October 2026 and plays Riot Fest, Chicago, 20 September.