Tegan and Sara have shared a new song called “Fucking Up What Matters.” The single marks their first release on new label home Mom + Pop. The track was co-produced by the Quin twins and John Congleton. Tegan and Sara have also shared a Tony Wolski–directed music video for the song, starring High School stars Railey and Seazynn Gilliland. Check it out below.

“Fucking Up What Matters” will appear on Tegan and Sara’s forthcoming 10th album. Of the single, Tegan Quin said in press materials:

“Fucking Up What Matters” felt like an ode to the moment in your life when you realize that you have most, if not all of the things you wanted and you start to think about what would happen if you just walked away from it all. It’s the moment in the middle of the night when you start to daydream about something else, something you never imagined.  It’s the feeling you have when you think you might have hit a new low, and yet you’ve never felt so good. Sometimes it’s admitting that you can’t stop yourself from fucking up what matters, that you feel your strongest. And as my mom would say, it’s often when we’re fucking up what matters, that we’re learning the most about ourselves.

Of their new label home, the sisters added:

Michael Goldstone signed us to Sire/Warner in 2006. We had just made The Con and felt like the vision Goldie and the team at Sire had for us and the album were a good fit. But soon after he signed us, he left to start Mom + Pop. We never held it against him. But joked that one day we’d work together for real. So it was with great enthusiasm that we agreed to sign to Mom + Pop when our deal with Warner ended in 2021. We look forward to being back at an indie label, on a brilliant roster, with Goldie and the label’s incredible team helping us start this next chapter in our lives with the release of our 10th album.

Tegan and Sara’s 2019 memoir High School, was recently adapted into a TV series by Clea DuVall, who wrote and directed the coming-of-age comedy. The duo’s last album was Hey I’m Just Like You, which coincided with the memoir and featured re-recorded versions of songs that the duo initially wrote in high school.

In 2020, Tegan and Sara issued the standalone single “Make You Mine This Season,” which appeared on the original soundtrack for DuVall’s film Happiest Season. Last year, the Quin sisters joined Chicago band Beach Bunny a new version of the group’s “Cloud 9.”