Suki Waterhouse is out with her latest single, Dream Woman, accompanied by a black-and-white video. This new release puts the spotlight on Waterhouse’s dreamy voice and brings a family touch to the project. Her sister, Imogen Waterhouse, has directed the video, while another sister, Madeleine Jean Waterhouse, is the director of photography.
The song, co-composed by Waterhouse and Natalie Findlay, is musically arranged with Jules Apollinaire and produced by Apollinaire.
Suki Waterhouse drops Dream Woman music video
Dream Woman was released on Wednesday, February 19, 2025, with a striking music video to match. The black-and-white video adds to the mesmerizing, sad vibe of the tune, drawing viewers into its intimate world. The camera work and story focuses on bringing Waterhouse’s artistic ideas to life, blending music and film.
Famous for her lush, nostalgic sound, Waterhouse continues showcasing her distinctive voice in indie pop with Dream Woman, a song that is about self, desire, and yearning.
The launch of Dream Woman sets the stage for Waterhouse’s three-night stint at Roxy Theatre in Los Angeles from March 3 to March 5, 2025, where the singer will perform the new song live for the first time. The space should be ideal for Waterhouse’s atmospheric and emotive sound.
Dream Woman marks a successful year for Suki Waterhouse, who completed a 2024 North American tour supporting her sophomore album, Memoir of a Sparklemuffin.
The tour comprised more than 30 sold-out performances, including a memorable one at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles. Her growing presence in the music industry received a boost when she joined Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour in London as an opening act.
Suki Waterhouse tour 2025
In 2025, Waterhouse is preparing to take her music to the world stage with a run of festival gigs. Her tour includes performances at major festivals around the globe, including the Coca-Cola Sips & Sounds Festival in Austin, the Kilby Court Block Party in Salt Lake City, Europe’s Lowlands Festival, the Rock En Seine Festival, and the Reading and Leeds Festival.
Apart from her career as a singer, Suki Waterhouse is an actor and a model, too, having carved her niche in the film industry and the fashion world. Music continues to be her calling card, though. Since the release of her debut album, I Can’t Let Go and her EP, Milk Teeth, in 2022, she has forged her position in the world of indie music.
With Dream Woman, Waterhouse not only adds another song to her discography but also cements her status as a musician capable of creating immersive experiences. With upcoming live shows and festival performances, it is obvious that her artistic evolution is an ongoing process.
Edited by Vinayak Chakravorty
