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Recorded between Los Angeles and Sweden, multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated artist Tove Lo's fourth album, Sunshine Kitty represents a new chapter for the Swedish singer/songwriter, marked by a reclamation of confidence, hard-earned wisdom, more time, and a budding romance. The title is "a play on pussy power, but it's a happy, positive way of seeing it," Tove Lo states. "It ties in with the lynx. This cartoon cat (featured on the artwork) is an extension of me and part of the new music. She's super cute, but she does stupid shit like getting in fights and getting fucked up. It's how I feel the album sounds."

Hailed by Rolling Stone as "a kiss-off track with a twist," and NPR lauding it as "hypnotically infectious," with TIME Magazine calling it "a treat," new single "Glad He's Gone" offers fans a first taste of Tove Lo's newfound self-acceptance and happiness. Co-produced by Shellback and Struts, the track opens with a delicately plucked acoustic guitar entwined with her usual devilishly angelic delivery before she locks into an eyebrow-raising call-and-response with herself. Everything culminates on the high-pitched hook, "You're better off, I'm glad that he's gone."

"It's about friendship and love," Tove Lo reveals. "It's the obligatory pep-talk you give your girlfriend when she's going through a breakup. You're reminding her she's your partner-in-crime and showing unconditional support. It makes fun of the demands of being a good girlfriend and the dirty stuff you do just to make him confident. There's a message to it. I'm telling a real story that I think girls need to hear. You want to know your friends are there for you during a breakup. It's about all the fun you can have after heartbreak."