Maude Latour
Latour in 2023
Born	Maude Latour (1999-10-08)October 8, 1999 (age 25) Sweden
Alma mater	Columbia University
Occupations	Singer songwriter
Years active	2018–present
Father	Almar Latour
Musical career
Labels	Warner Records
Musical artist
Website	maudelatour.com

Maude Latour (born October 8, 1999)^[1] is an American singer-songwriter.^[2]

Latour was born inSweden.^[3] Her father isAlmar Latour, former executive editor and current publisher ofThe Wall Street Journal and CEO ofDow Jones & Company, and her mother is a journalist forS&P Global.^[4] She lived in New York City,London, and attendedHong Kong International School before attending theBrearley School inManhattan.^[5][6] Latour graduated fromColumbia University in 2022 as a philosophy major.^[7]

Latour began songwriting at 15 and uploading her music toSpotify at 17. She released her first EP,High School High, in 2018. It has since been taken off streaming platforms. She released her second EP,Starsick, in 2019, which includes songs such as “Superfruit”, “Shoot and Run”, and “Lovesick”.^[8][9] Latour wrote one of her most streamed songs "Shoot and Run" for a school project her senior year of high school.^[10]

Latour is currently signed toWarner Records. She released her breakout single, "One More Weekend"^[11] in July 2020 and it has amassed over 37 million streams on Spotify.^[2] Latour released her second EPStrangers Forever in October 2021^[12] and in the spring of 2022 she headlined her first tour,^[3] performing in 13 cities across North America.

In 2022, Latour released singles "Headphones",^[13][14] "Lola",^[15] and "Trees".^[12] She performed atLollapalooza in July 2022.^[16][17] Ahead of the festival, she released a new single, "Probabilities".^[18][19] In addition to headlining her "What is This Feeling?" tour, Latour performed at multiple music festivals in the fall, includingAustin City Limits Music Festival,All Things Go Fall Classic, andMusic Midtown.^{[citation needed]}

On September 16, 2022, Latour shared onInstagram that she coveredKim Wilde's "Kids in America" for the 2022Netflix filmDo Revenge.^[20][21] Three days later, Latour announced her newest EP,001, was to be released on September 30, 2022.^[22] On001, 2 new songs were released, "001" and "Living It". On December 9, 2022, a new song "Reality television" was added to001.

In 2023, Latour released singles "Heaven", "Lunch", and "I am not the sun", which were all included on EPTwin Flame released on June 9.^{[23][24][25][26]}

In 2024, Latour released "Too Slow", "Cursed Romantics", "Comedown", and "Whirlpool" in March, May, June, and August respectively.^[27][28] Her debut album,Sugar Water, was released on August 16, 2024.^[29] The album received positive reviews from major publications.Rolling Stone highlighted her as an "Artist You Need to Know" and praised the album's exploration of existential themes.^[30]PopMatters commended it for its lyrical depth and emotional resonance,^[31] whileEarmilk described it as a dynamic and genre-blending project, stating that Latour "deserves infinite roses" for her innovative approach to pop music.^[32] She opened for the U.S. leg ofFletcher's In Search of the Antidote Tour in Fall 2024.^[33]

Latour described herself as a "fluid bi girl" in 2022.^[34]

• What Is This Feeling? Tour (2022)
• Twin Flame Tour (2023)
• The Sugar Water Tour (2025)

• Fletcher – In Search of the Antidote Tour (2024)

• Living people
• American pop musicians
• Columbia College (New York) alumni
• Brearley School alumni
• Warner Records artists
• 21st-century American LGBTQ people
• 21st-century American women singers
• American LGBTQ singers
• American indie pop musicians
• American people of Dutch descent
• 1999 births
• Bisexual women musicians
• Bisexual singers
• American bisexual women
• American bisexual musicians
• LGBTQ women singers

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