Cil Unleashes Fiery New Single “Hot Shit” from EP don’t hold me accountable

Rising R&B-pop sensation Cil ignites the summer with her bold new single, “Hot Shit,” now available across all streaming platforms. The track is the lead single from her newly released EP, don’t hold me accountable.

“Hot Shit” is a playful yet biting commentary on self-absorbed behavior, delivered with Cil’s signature blend of sultry vocals and sharp wit. Opening with a jazzy piano, the song builds into a bouncy refrain where Cil teases, “Ain’t you some hot shit, baby? Trust me, I can tell. I just love the way you only ever talk about yourself.” The track showcases her vocal range and lyrical prowess, making it a standout on the EP.

The accompanying music video, which premiered alongside the single, is a visually captivating piece that complements the song’s theme. Directed with a jagged, playful aesthetic, the video has been well-received by fans and critics alike.

Cil’s don’t hold me accountable EP is a testament to her growth as an artist. Following the success of singles like “You’re a Liar (You Love Me),” “Loser,” and “Pretty Years,” the EP delves deeper into themes of Gen Z romance, mental health, and self-love. Collaborating with producer Evan Blair, Cil delivers a cohesive body of work that resonates with listeners on a personal level.

The EP features seven tracks:

  1. You’re a Liar (You Love Me)

  2. Loser

  3. Hot Shit

  4. Pretty Years

  5. Forgot to Be My Lover

  6. Don’t Pick Up

  7. Rhythm of Love

Fans can stream the EP on Apple Music and Spotify.

To celebrate the release, Cil performed on the “Celebration Stage” during WeHo PRIDE on June 1st and is scheduled to appear at Summerfest in Milwaukee on June 26th. More tour dates will be announced soon.

About Cil:

Cil is a Colorado-born, Los Angeles-based singer and songwriter known for her hard-hitting yet hypnotic R&B-pop sound. Growing up in Fort Collins with seven siblings, Cil taught herself to play piano, sing, and write songs. Since relocating to Los Angeles, she has gained recognition with tracks like “One More Shot” and “Bloodsucker,” and earned the opportunity to open for Stevie Nicks on a series of sold-out arena shows. Her music has garnered acclaim from Billboard, Music Connection Magazine, SHEESH, and V Magazine, who noted, “CIL is on the cusp of pop stardom.”