Built around a rolling, psychedelic-pop groove and the singer-songwriter’s hypnotic, reverb-heavy vocals, it’s a euphoric gem from a startlingly talented new artist. “Why are we all watching ourselves,” she asks on the track, exploring themes of smartphone obsessions and modern vanity.

I’m not trying to be preachy. I’m exploring these things because I’m doing them and I can’t stop.I really enjoyed making No Body and I love performing it. I don’t want to say too much about what it means as it can ruin what other people might interpret and I think that is more interesting and fun! I don’t want to impress my experience onto other people. For me, the music is more fun that the words I can sum up to describe it.

It was back in 2019 that Kaeto first entered the studio with outside producers and began building a sound that would be all her own, but the route she’s taken since is a mark of her maverick and inventive approach to music. One such diversion was enrolling in Clown School, a move designed to throw herself into something creative and spontaneous and shake off the mundanity of modern life. It’s why Kaeto’s music has such a free-spirited, loose-limbed sense of adventure about it.