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“There’s something very satisfying and elating about songs that have that drop in them, to stomp on the guitar pedal on and let it all out. The transition can be mirrored in the dynamic shift from ‘quiet’ to ‘loud’, as on ‘Glimmer’ and arguably at its most euphoric on ‘Melt’. “Verbalising something, you feel a weight has been lifted,” she says. Therapy is intrinsic to Williams’ approach: to not just express and unpick her feelings of longing and loss but to work through them. “And then it’s my job to decipher what I’ve written! I want the words to get my point across but still let the listener map on their own experiences. “The lyrics come at the end, they fall into place, rhythmically, and link together,” she explains. “It sounded timeless and in the right place.” The album’s threads encapsulate the anxieties and addiction of love and loss with haunting detail, though Williams admits the theme was shaped more by her subconscious than any grand plan. Forever Blue is named after a song that didn’t make the album’s final cut, “but it still encapsulated these songs,” Williams explains.
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