Some know Suzanne Santo as one half of the critically acclaimed roots duo HoneyHoney; others know her from stints performing with the likes of Hozier and Butch Walker. Take a listen to Santo’s mesmerizing new single, “Fall For That,” though, and it’s clear the world will soon know her for the electrifying songwriter and frontwoman that she is. Recorded with Grammy-winning producer/engineer John Spiker (Beck, Steve Earle) and featuring a blistering guitar solo from Gary Clark, Jr., “Fall For That” is a visceral reckoning with our conflicting desires for connection and solitude, inclusion and isolation, chaos and calm. Santo sings with a snarl on the track, her bluesy wail paired with a gritty, oscillating guitar line that seems to inhale and exhale of its own volition, rising and falling in slow, steady rhythm like the chest of some sleeping beast. At once fierce and meditative, the song is a message to herself as much as any outside audience, an anthem of fear and determination delivered by a woman who’s seen enough of each to know which side wins in the end.