Beatrix bares her soul on new single "My Angel"

For Immediate Release

March 27, 2026

BEATRIX BARES HER SOUL ON

NEW SINGLE “MY ANGEL” — STREAM /

WATCH THE VIDEO

HAUNTING, OFF-KILTER SOPHOMORE ALBUM

WE SWALLOWED THE SKY ARRIVES ON APRIL 24

VIA NICE LIFE — PRE-SAVE

CURRENTLY ON TOUR SUPPORTING

CECE COAKLEY — ALL SHOWS HERE

RECENTLY FEATURED ON NEW VULFMON SINGLE “ROWIN’”

Press photo by Rogue Bonaventura [Download]

“...a collection of songs that are at once intimate, bold, and melodically unpredictable.”

“She leans into the metaphor, providing a much needed cathartic moment and making people think twice before they speak.”

Today, Beatrix releases another taste of her sophomore album with “My Angel .” It’s a stunning, slow-burning Americana moment in which her powerful vocals, affecting songwriting and the assembled band’s chemistry are all on full display. Beatrix is the LA-based orchestral indie rock/ folk / chamber-pop project of Arielle Kasnetz. “My Angel” is yet another reach into the deep recesses of her memory to craft unparalleled storytelling — Stream.

Her sophomore album We Swallowed The Sky will be released on April 24 via Nice Life. The songs are striking and off-kilter, full of surprising melodic turns or boldly arranged instrumentals, and careening from hushed piano numbers to loud full-band blasts. The album’s connecting lyrical thread is Kasnetz returning to a long-gone relationship, allowing its ghost to haunt her former love. This ghost is embodied by the pedal steel that weaves between the past, present and future across the album. Where Kasnetz often feels misunderstood, this record is the most in her own form she has ever felt — Pre-save.

Beatrix dedicates today’s single to everyone she has loved and lost. She shares, “This one was recorded completely live — I played guitar and sang in a booth and the whole band played with me in separate rooms. Right before we hit record, my producer Philip Etherington said, ‘Are you ready? Your whole life has led up to this moment.’”

“I was crying when I heard it back for the first time. The guitar solo Harrison Whitford takes at the end does it for me every time. This was really a synergy of some of my favorite musicians ever all in one room. We didn’t rehearse before this day — they just had a demo of me playing it on guitar and unlike most of the other songs which took meticulous arranging and tweaking, this one felt like lightning in a bottle. We barely touched it and just tried to preserve what really happened in the room for those few minutes.”

We Swallowed The Sky album artwork [Download]

Today’s music video for “My Angel” was directed by Rogue Bonaventura. Filmed to look like a home movie, the clip carries the same warmth as the sunny day it was shot on — Watch.

Beatrix was recently a featured vocalist on Vulfmon’s new single “Rowin’” alongside Tommy de Bourbon and Ryan Lerman. Kicking off last night, she is currently out on her first ever tour supporting Cece Coakley. All upcoming tour dates can be found here and below.

UPCOMING TOUR DATES

March 26 - Denver, CO - The Globe Hall*

March 31 - Portland, OR - Bunk Bar*

April 1 - Seattle, WA - Barboza*

April 4 - Pasadena, CA - Healing Force of the Universe*

April 7 - Austin, TX - Chess Club*

April 8 - Denton, TX - Rubber Gloves*

*supporting Cece Coakley

All tour info here

ABOUT BEATRIX:

Arielle Kasnetz, the LA-based singer-songwriter who goes by the moniker Beatrix, had to discover her own voice. For most of her life, she trained in classical music, spending hours practicing vocal scales and learning piano pieces. But the stories she told weren’t hers, the words and the feelings somebody else’s who had lived a long time ago. It wasn’t until the pandemic, stuck in her bedroom with an acoustic guitar that someone had gifted to her a few birthdays ago, that she began to try writing for herself.

Now, on her second album and Nice Life Recording Company debut We Swallowed The Sky (April 24), she explores a formative relationship from her past and the reverberations that it left. With an expansive, yearning sound that combines alternative singer-songwriter influences in the form of indie rock, folk and chamber-pop, it’s the sound of a songwriter as committed to honesty and self-exploration as to constant musical progression. The songs are striking and off-kilter, full of surprising melodic turns or boldly arranged instrumentals, and careening from hushed piano numbers to loud full-band blasts. It seems fair to say that Kasnetz’s whole life led to We Swallowed The Sky; a reckoning with how the past bleeds into the present that’s moving, raw, yet perfectly crafted. It’s unmistakably Beatrix’s story, told in Beatrix’s voice.

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