Rex Orange County has put out Indecision, a ballad sung with Daniel Caesar, and it is the second thing the two have made together. SPIN posted it on 19 August 2026, the day it arrived.
The first was the double single Rearrange My World / There's a Field (That's Only Yours), released last year. SPIN heard the pair trading soulful vocals over a song about second-guessing yourself, caught between what you feel and what you know.
A video directed by Rhys Scarabosio and shot in Montana came with it. SPIN wrote that the track seems likely to belong to a full-length record that has not been announced.
Indecision is on the release calendar with the week's other pop singles. We have covered Rex Orange County playing the unreleased song Elvis with Turnstile's Brendan Yates and Joy Crookes remaking Feet Don't Fail Me Now with Ravyn Lenae.
The song lands in the middle of an unusual stretch of live work. For several weeks he has been playing surprise pop-up shows inside fans' homes across the UK and Ireland, and during a visit to the Philippines he played for commuters aboard a train in Manila.
More living room shows are booked in Southeast Asia, with sets at the LaLaLa Festival in Jakarta and Manila, an underplay at Village Underground in London on 27 August and All Points East the following day.
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- Indecision came out on 19 August 2026.
- It is the second collaboration between Rex Orange County and Daniel Caesar.
- Their first was the double single Rearrange My World / There's a Field (That's Only Yours).
- Rhys Scarabosio directed the video, which was shot in Montana.
- SPIN said the song is likely part of an unannounced album.
- Rex Orange County has played pop-up shows in fans' homes in the UK and Ireland.
- He plays Village Underground in London on 27 August and All Points East the next day.
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