Superorganism Enlist CHAI and Pi Ja Ma on “Teenager,” the Band’s First New Music Since 2018

It’s the first single from their sophomore album World Wide Pop that’s out July 15.
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Superorganism Enlist CHAI and Pi Ja Ma on “Teenager,” the Band’s First New Music Since 2018

It’s the first single from their sophomore album World Wide Pop that’s out July 15.

Words: Margaret Farrell

Photo: Jack Bridgland

March 08, 2022

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Engimatic pop group Superorganism returned yesterday with news of their sophomore album World Wide Pop and a new single "Teenager," which features CHAI and Pi Ja Ma. The playful single also comes with a video directed by AEVA that stars actor and comedian Brian Jordan Alvarez.

"Teenager" is the first music from the group—which now centers on members Orono, Harry, Tucan, B, and Soul—since their 2018 self-titled debut album. World Wide Pop, which is out July 15 via Domino, will also feature Stephen Malkmus, Dylan Cartlidge, and Gen Hoshino.

Watch "Teenager" below, and pre-order World Wide Pop here.

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