Phoebe Bridgers Drops Stellar New Song ‘I See You,’ Announces Virtual World Tour
originally titled her new single “ICU,” but upon its release on Tuesday, she’s changed it to “I See You,” due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, or, as she explains, “*gestures at entire world*.”
The track opens with a tumultuous, skittering intro as Bridgers’ vocals enter: “I’ve been playing dead my whole life/And I get this feeling whenever I feel good, it will be the last time.” In a later verse, she sings over a mellotron, “I used to light you up/Now I can’t even get you to play the drums/’Cause I don’t know what I want, until I fuck it up.”
Bridgers claims that “I See You” is about her ex-boyfriend/drummer Marshall Vore, who plays on the track and co-wrote it. “It’s about my breakup with my drummer,” she said. “We dated for a few years, made music every day, and were extremely co-dependent. We became like family to each other, so our breakup was extremely tough. But if this tells you anything about our relationship, we wrote this song together, just like everything else.
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