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London's IMVN Preps For New Arc With a New Video

  • April 19, 2025
  • Alan Baez
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After a few years of rest and retuning, London-based singer IMVN is back with a beautiful breath of emotion.

"Worn" is the first track of the year for the singer and signals the coming of a brand new era that's landed; one built on cool colors and ethereal aesthetics and sound that's built on seminal songwriting and ambient tones.

"Worn" is soft, yet passionate. It wears its personality vividly while showcasing a strengthened case for songwriting and song composition.

"Worn" comes to introduce listeners to a brand new era for the singer and to tease her highly anticipated project, Syren, out later this year under her new distribution deal with COLORSxStudios.

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