Self described as “neo noir”, the London singer-songwriter Moncrieff is back with a bold, dark and electronically-daring second single ‘Serial Killer’, produced by Kansas City-based producer JUDGE. It’s a bold arrangement of pop, dance, R&B, and soul that showcases Moncrieff’s impressive knack for that highly charged push-pull aesthetic that takes this track beyond mere electronic pop. Speaking about the inspiration behind this intense single, the artist explains that "I wrote Serial Killer a few months after coming out of what was a pretty intense relationship; to put it lightly. It's nuts how you never seem to notice how your perspective changes when you're in deep with someone. You lose the ability to be objective as infatuation paints over traits in a person that would otherwise serve as warning signs." The purity of Moncrieff’s voice rings clear over the murky bass and full-bodied beats, offering a painful perspective of someone lost in a relationship, struggling to see the light. - Hannah Thacker