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GER CARRIERE MAKES EARTH FEEL A LITTLE TOO ORDINARY ON “WHEN WE WERE ON MARS”

The latest chapter in Ger Carriere’s forthcoming EP campaign finds her stepping into a softer, more seductive orbit.

Ger Carriere, photo by Carriere Productions
Ger Carriere, photo by Carriere Productions

August 31, 2026 (Cumberland House, SK) // Ger Carriere has dropped “When We Were On Mars,” her newest single in the coming EP, with each release offering an opportunity to showcase another side of her as an artist. Gentle, sultry, and very confident, the song replaces the rougher tones of some of Ger’s previous music with a softer approach without compromising her poise and presence. The song features airy vocals and space production with an 80s influence in a way that makes it seem very nostalgic and Ger’s own.

There is a conscious lightness about the song. Plenty of space is given for Ger’s vocals, while subtle instrumentation and whispering backgrounds manage to convey a sense of intimacy while not overpowering the song. There is a definite presence of pop and R&B, especially in terms of the sensual feel of the instrumentation, which harkens back to a time when musicians like Prince knew that sensuality could be sophisticated, playful, and utterly self-assured.

Read the full press release here: https://share.sender.net/campaigns/hors/ger-carriere-makes-earth-feel-a-little-too-ordinary-on-when-we-were-on-mars

Ger Carriere “When We Were On Mars” single artwork

Ger Carriere “When We Were On Mars” single artwork