waltzerr Announces Debut Album Tomorrow Will Be Better, Also Shares Nostalgic New Single “ciggy b”

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Seattle indie rock trio waltzerr have announced their debut album, Tomorrow Will Be Better, arriving August 28 via Share It Music. Leading the announcement is the band’s newest single, “ciggy b,” a heartfelt introduction to the record’s emotionally driven sound.

Built around jangly guitars, driving rhythms, and Emily Waltzer’s expressive vocals, “ciggy b” reflects on the lingering emotions that follow the end of a relationship. The song explores the difficulty of letting go, where old memories and unanswered questions continue to surface long after someone is gone. Balancing raw vulnerability with infectious melodies, the track offers an honest glimpse into the themes that shape the band’s debut album.

Tomorrow Will Be Better features ten songs centered on love, friendship, personal growth, and the uncertainty of moving forward. While rooted in indie rock, the album blends expansive instrumentation with intimate storytelling, creating a collection that is both reflective and uplifting.

ciggy b” shines through its ability to make heartbreak feel both deeply personal and universally relatable. Warm guitar tones and steady percussion create a nostalgic backdrop while Emily Waltzer’s vocals carry an emotional sincerity that never feels overdone. The songwriting captures the quiet moments after a relationship ends the memories that linger and the conversations left unfinished without losing its melodic momentum. Equal parts wistful and infectious, “ciggy b” is the kind of indie rock track that stays with you long after it ends, making it a compelling first taste of Tomorrow Will Be Better.

The release also carries a charitable purpose. Through the band’s partnership with Seattle nonprofit label Share It Music, a portion of the album’s proceeds will benefit Northwest Harvest, helping provide access to nutritious food for communities across Washington.

To celebrate the album’s arrival, waltzerr will perform a hometown release show at Seattle’s Sunset Tavern on August 29.

Tomorrow Will Be Better 
Track List

1. Throw a Bone 
2. Seek You
3. ciggy b
4. Counting Clovers
5. Pushing 33
6. TGL
7. Radio Silence
8. All for the Birds
9. To Be Happy
10. Slow Down

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