Cautious Clay’s first full-length album "Deadpan Love" released June 25, 2021 via The Orchard. The singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist has also shared the LP’s new song “Karma & Friends.” Check out the music video, as well as LP art and tracklist, below. "Deadpan Love" includes “Agreeable,” “Roots,” and “Dying in the Subtlety,” which Cautious Clay released as singles last year. He released an EP titled "Table of Context" in 2019, the same year Taylor Swift sampled Cautious Clay’s earlier track “Cold War” for her song “London Boy.” For the album, Cautious Clay collaborated with co-writers like Tobias Jesso Jr., Jim-E Stack, and Daniel Nigro. Deadpan Love also features the Saba collaboration “Strange Love.” - Allison Hussey, Pitchfork “It’s an album about relationships,” Clay says of "Deadpan Love". “It’s about earnestness in those relationships, but it’s also about ambivalence in those relationships—not always feeling like you want to invest in something, but also realizing that nothing really matters, and we have to give things meaning on our own.” Growing up in Cleveland informed his ideas about the way music could sound. The region has produced a host of sonic innovators—from the funk of the Ohio Players to Kid Cudi’s left-of-center hip-hop. "Deadpan Love" continues that free-spirited creativity. The album covers a wide range of genres. “Sometimes it’s like soft rock and indie rock, like ‘Dying in the Subtlety,’” Clay says, “and sometimes I’m more on