U.S. Girls Make a Hometown Return on Tour for the New Scratch It - Chicago Reader

U.S. Girls make a hometown return on tour for the new Scratch It - Chicago Reader

Meg Remy is one of the most exciting producers in the indie-rock ecosystem, and nothing showcases the breadth of her talent as effectively as the solo pop project U.S. Girls.

US Girls - 'Scratch It' album review

After deciding to record an album in only 10 days to get out of her head, US Girls' Meg Remy presents a country twanged album that's obviously by an author.

US Girls – Scratch It

Meg Remy's project, US Girls, splits into a melodic and federative album, served by a well-mastered pen. Born in Illinois, based in Toronto for about 15 years, Meg Remy (alias US Girls) went to taste Tennessee fever following a performance given at an Arkansas festival. On that day, [...] This article US Girls – Scratch It appeared first on Rolling Stone.

Album Review: U.S. Girls, ‘Scratch It’

Over the past decade or so, U.S. Girls have carved a lane as one of the most critically acclaimed alt-pop projects thanks to Meg Remy’s graceful, razor-sharp, and increasingly accessible songwriting. But what if, as Remy puts it on the final song of their new album Scratch It, “to live is to lose face”? For the Toronto-based artist, the question extends from a loose catalog of shame, vulnerability, and powerlessness often relating to her life as…