Fifi Rong shares new track ‘Distance’ amid Coronavirus self-isolation

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London-based singer Fifi Rong has shared a new track titled ‘Distance’ amid the Coronavirus self-isolation period.

As the UK’s capital is currently in an indefinite self-isolation period due to Covid-19, many Londoners are working from home.

Rong has channelled her energy into creating a new music, with her latest track “hoping to offer some comfort for those who are suffering from the emotional effects of being apart from love ones due to self-isolation.”

‘Distance’ serves as escapism from lockdown through its stripped-down feel and gentle guitar textures.

The British Chinese singer also created a DIY video in her backyard for the brand new track.

Click here to read our interview with the very talented artist.

‘Distance’ is available tomorrow across all major streaming services.

Earlier this year, Rong released a three-chapter 12 minute ballad for Valentines Day.

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