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Montréal singer-songwriter releases new single: "Make Me Lose Control" by Silka Weil

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The Musi-Flo Artist of the Year, Silka Weil, Channels PJ Harvey, Lana Del Rey, and Wolf Alice Into Her Most Direct and Irresistible Song Yet. Don't wait to check out "Make Me Lose Control" by Silka Weil.


Seductive. Confrontational. Tense.



Silka Weil, one of Montréal's most compelling emerging voices in folk-rock and alt-pop, today releases "Make Me Lose Control," a charged, urgent new single that announces the arrival of her second EP, 'Midnight Blue,' on July 3, 2026.


"Her music has been compared to PJ Harvey and Lana Del Rey for its ability to hold boldness and intimacy in the same breath, and "Make Me Lose Control" does exactly that – a song that leans into desire, plays cat and mouse with vulnerability, and arrives at something genuinely thrilling," explains a press release from Silka Weil.


"Make Me Lose Control" by Silka Weil



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