Earlier today, composer and singer-songwriter Jerskin Fendrix released "Together Again", the fourth and final single from his upcoming album, Once Upon A Time...In Shropshire. The record is just a month away, coming out October 10 via untitled (records).

Fendrix also released an accompanying music video, which leans into the piano ballad's symbolism on life and death in the country, and was directed by James Ogram. Watch/listen below:

Much longer than previous singles "Jerskin Fendrix Freestyle", "Sk1", and "Beth's Farm" — all of which sound utterly different from each other — "Together Again" once again pivots the record in a new sonic direction. Stripping back synths, live bands, and strings arrangements, the new single relies just on the piano and raw vocals.

Jerskin Fendrix will also begin a series of live performances of the record beginning next weekend. With two back-to-back sold-out shows at The Brixton Windmill, as well as Shrewsbury's St. Chad's Church and London's Sinfonia Smith Square Hall later in the fall, he'll be debuting Shropshire for a select audience. Tickets are available now.

Tour dates:

09/10 London, UK @ Brixton Windmill (SOLD OUT)
09/11 London, UK @ Brixton Windmill (SOLD OUT)
10/11 Shrewsbury, UK @ St Chads Church
11/22 London, UK @ Sinfonia Smith Square Hall