will corook get the dog?

quirky alt-pop singer-songwriter celebrates birthday with

heartbreakingly beautiful new single and video

joining Maddie Zahm as special guest on sold-out

“You Might Not Like Her” tour kicking off february 27^th

Self-described “singer, songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist, and huge f*ckin dork” corook [pronounced ‘co-rook’] is celebrating her 28^th birthday with her first single of the new year. “the dog” is available now at all DSPs and streaming services along with a heartbreakingly beautiful music video starring corook and her actual girlfriend.

“Two years ago on my girlfriend’s birthday I offered to buy her a cat,” says corook. “She immediately asked ‘Why not a dog?’ I explained that we had spoken about how our house didn’t have enough space and we both were iffy on whether that was a commitment we wanted to make. We decided to go to the shelter and play with some animals for her birthday but instead we left with our dog, Cubby. This song is an exaggeration of the ‘What if we break up question?’ through the lens of who would take the dog.”

corook – who spent much of this past year on the road for her first-ever US live runs supporting K.Flay and then NYC-based piano pop/rock trio Jukebox the Ghost as well as making her debut festival performance at Bonnaroo where she was featured in Rolling Stone – has announced she will be joining Maddie Zahm as special guest on her sold-out “You Might Not Like Her” tour with dates kicking off in San Diego on February 27^thwith stops at NYC’s Bowery Ballroom on March 20^th and The Troubadour in LA on April 11^th.See full routing below and for more tour related information, please visit www.corook.com.

“the dog” follows recent releases including the “soft and vulnerable” “realistic,” which is joined by an inventive stop-motion music video that premiered exclusively via PEOPLE, along with her incredible cover of Fountains of Wayne’s classic, “Stacy’s Mom,” delivered through her refreshing and uniquely queer perspective. Originally performed as part of Salt Lick Sessions, the innovative rendition is available now at all DSPs and streaming services HERE.

Named as one of The Advocate’s “7 Queer Artists For Your Fall Playlist,” the genre-busting, Nashville-based musician tackles deeply personal themes in her music and visuals through a humorous lens. Last spring, she blessed the world with her debut achoo! EP, which features surprising and insightful tracks including “idk god,” “degree,” “bad friend,” and “sims,” in addition to the fan favorite, “snakes”. Since release, corook has shared her viral adult lullaby, “it’s ok!,” the unrestrained single “BDSM,” super-hot “hell yeah,” heartfelt “your mom,” and ode to self-worth, “smoothie”. corook also got vulnerable in front of the camera, reflecting on their mental health journey in the latest episode of Out Magazine’s “Love, Me” video series now streaming HERE.