Hannah Jadagu has shared ‘Lose’, the final single off her forthcoming album Aperture, which comes out this Friday (May 19) via Sub Pop. It follows the previously released tracks ‘Say It Now’, ‘What You Did’, ‘Warning Sign’, and ‘Admit it’. Check out a lyric video for it below.
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