22 Jan 2026
I Still Miss You
Sarah Nimmo
WE SAY
‘I Still Miss You’ is the new single from London singer and songwriter Sarah Nimmo, and it lands as a striking statement of loss, love, and resilience. Written in the aftermath of a shattering breakup, the track is a synth-soaked power ballad that fuses euphoric, club-ready electronics with raw honesty, wrapped in a nostalgic ’80s sheen and subtle disco flourishes. A fixture of London’s queer scene and formerly the frontwoman of electropop band NIMMO, Sarah began releasing music under her own name last year following a period of reflection and self-discovery. ‘I Still Miss You’ marks the fourth release from her solo project, which debuted to a sold-out east London show last February. Watch the accompanying video here. Since then, live highlights have included headlining Corsica Studios, performances at the ICA and Fabric, and an opening slot for Kae Tempest in Brixton. Her first year as a solo artist was also documented in Underground, a short film by Raindance-recognised filmmaker Grace Pickering, capturing the story of an artist starting again. It’s a confident new chapter — and one very much worth your attention.
CONTACTS
Label: self release
Radio: Joshua Scarratt, Shake PR
Press & Online: Becca McLeish, Nightswim Agency
Management: Chris Slade, Cousin
Photo Credit: George Eyres
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