After the release of the fantastic What Is This Heart?, How To Dress Well is streaming one more beautiful track that wasn’t on the proper release, but was recorded during and was a track that’s necessary for everyone to hear, called “Let U Know.”

In the press release, he mentions the origin of his album title and how this song is apparently a “partial cover of a song by [Tom] Krell’s friend oFF Love.” “In singing ‘Let U Know,’ I discovered the title of my album and a lot of its meaning — I needed this song to be heard by people, even though I couldn’t find a place for it on the album proper. When I made this song, singing over a song originally by one of my best friends, a lot of what I’d developed on “WITH?” just came clear to me — these questions, these relationships with the past and the future, all this love…”

The track is slow and haunting, but simple. Krell mesmerizes with his vocals while he plays the piano. It fits perfectly in the context of What Is This Heart?

He also recently added some additional tour dates, so check the track out below, along with the dates, and if you get a chance, see him.

How To Dress Well Tour Dates:

08-21 San Diego, CA – Casbah
08-22 Los Angeles, CA – First Unitarian Church
08-23 Monterey, CA – First City Festival
08-24 Monterey, CA – First City Festival
08-25 Portland, OR – Holocene
08-26 Vancouver, British Columbia – Fortune Sound Club
08-27 Seattle, WA – Neumos
08-29 Salt Lake City, UT – Urban Lounge
09-02 Omaha, NE – Waiting Room
09-03 Minneapolis, MN – Triple Rock Social Club
09-04 Chicago, IL – Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA)
09-04-06 Raleigh, NC – Hopscotch Music Festival
09-05 Louisville, KY – Zanzabar
09-08 Atlanta, GA – Terminal West
09-09 Nashville, TN – Exit In
09-11 Columbus, OH – A&R Music Bar
09-12 Toronto, Ontario – The Mod Club
09-14 Montreal, Quebec – Le Belmont
09-16 Boston, MA – Brighton Music Hall
09-17 New York City, NY – Irving Plaza
09-19 Philadelphia, PA – District N9NE
09-20 Washington, DC – U Street Music Hall
09-22 St. Louis, MO – The Luminary Center for the Arts
09-24 Oxford, MS – Proud Larry’s
09-25 New Orleans, LA – Hi Ho Lounge
09-27 Austin, TX – Central Presbyterian Church
10-22 Glasgow, Scotland – Stereo
10-23 Manchester, England – St. Philips Church
10-24 Leeds, England – Belgrave Music Hall
10-27 Brighton, England – The Dome Studio
10-28 London, England – Heaven
10-30 Paris, France – Grand Halle De La Villette (Pitchfork Music Festival Paris)
10-31 Brussels, Belgium – AB Box
11-01 Utrecht, Netherlands – Tivoli Vredenburg (Pandora Room)
11-04 Zurich, Switzerland – Stall 6
11-05 Turin, Italy – C2C Festival
11-06 Rome, Italy – Circolo Degli Artisti
11-11 Oslo, Norway – Parkteatret
11-12 Copenhagen, Denmark – VEGA
11-14 Hamburg, Germany – Uebel & Gefaherlich
11-15 Berlin, Germany – Bang Bang Club
11-17 Warsaw, Poland – Hybrydy
11-18 Poznan, Poland – Eskulap
11-19 Prague, Czech Republic – Futurum
11-20 Vienna, Austria – Blue Bird Festival

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Corey From, from Kansas City, MO, when not thinking about or listening to music, obsessively thinks about Royals baseball, a platter of ribs (or BBQ in general) and cold beer. Nothing special really.

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