The Ukrainian progressive metal heavyweights released Someone’s Daughter today (August 1), their first new music since 2021 album Wallflowers .
Watch the music video for the song below.
In a statement, vocalist Tatiana Shmayluk explains that Someone’s Daughter is a feminist piece about women pursuing roles traditionally associated with men.
She comments: “ Someone’s Daughter is an artistic attempt to cast the light on the inner world of women, who in various scenarios and circumstances, have had to choose a path that was historically made by men.
“In a world where women are often underestimated and overlooked, they are still powerful heroes who navigate hardship with strength and resilience, unapologetically becoming themselves and breaking barriers in the face of the challenges that face them.
The singer continues: “ Someone’s Daughter celebrates transition from naivety into wisdom, weakness into force, unwavering determination and fearlessness as our mothers, sisters, daughters and wives walk through adversity and fight for better change.
“These women are often forgotten but they have earned respect. They’ve earned mine, that’s for sure!”
Jinjer announced in late June that they had finished recording their long-awaited fifth studio album.
They wrote on Instagram: “We are happy to announce that our fifth studio album is fully recorded.”
“I confess that I haven't started writing anything yet,” she said.
“I think I will suffer this year with writing lyrics. There’s 99 problems that I have to solve right now – taxes, personal stuff. I honestly can’t find the inspiration to write.”
The vocalist previously said in 2022 that the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine affected her writing process.
Jinjer will tour North America this year , with support from Hanabie and Born Of Osiris, and have said that they will play new songs when they hit the road in September.
See the full list of dates below.
Jinjer 2024 North American tour dates:
Sep 20: Sayreville Starland Ballroom, NJ Sep 21: Brooklyn Metal Injection Fest, NY Sep 22: Pittsburgh Roxian Theatre, PA Sep 23: Toronto Danforth Music Hall, ON, Canada Sep 24: Montreal M Telus, QC, Canada Sep 26: Harrisburg HMAC, PA Sep 27: Baltimore Baltimore Soundstage, MD Sep 29: Louisville Louder Than Life, KY Oct 01: Charlotte The Fillmore, NC Oct 02: Atlanta Buckhead Theatre, GA Oct 03: Lake Buena Vista House Of Blues, FL Oct 04: N. Myrtle Beach House Of Blues, SC Oct 06: Houston House Of Blues, TX Oct 07: San Antonio The Aztec Theatre, TX Oct 10: Denver Ogden Theatre, CO Oct 11: Las Vegas House Of Blues, NV Oct 12: San Bernardino Mayhem Festival, CA Oct 13: Sacramento Aftershock Festival, CA
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