Olivia Rodrigo Releases “serena joy” Globally

Olivia Rodrigo Releases “serena joy” Globally

Olivia Rodrigo has released her new song “serena joy” globally, following the track’s exclusive physical debut on CD at Analog Records in Orange County, California.

A One-Store Physical Debut Before Daisy Chain Fields

The one-store physical release gave local fans the first opportunity to hear “serena joy” just eight days before Daisy Chain Fields, Rodrigo’s sold-out music festival taking place August 29 at Great Park in Irvine, California.

Written by Rodrigo and longtime collaborator Dan Nigro during sessions for her third studio album, you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, “serena joy” is described as punk in spirit, urgent, angsty, and rooted in protest energy.

Supporting Women and Girls Through the Daisy Chain Fields Fund

The release is tied closely to the mission behind Daisy Chain Fields, which brings together an all-women lineup of artists, nonprofit organizations, and a community united in support of women and girls. A portion of net proceeds from “serena joy” will be donated to the Daisy Chain Fields Fund.

A Continued Nod to Independent Record Stores

The Analog Records debut also continued Rodrigo’s support of independent record stores and the communities around them. The press release notes that nearly 200 independent record stores recently hosted midnight sale events for you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, marking the largest Record Store Day-organized midnight sale in at least a decade.

Live Debut Set for August 29

With “serena joy” now available globally, fans everywhere can listen ahead of Rodrigo’s first live performance of the track at Daisy Chain Fields on Saturday, August 29.

Listen to “serena joy” now as Olivia Rodrigo continues the rollout around Daisy Chain Fields and you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love.