Speaking about Panic Room, which follows up last autumn's Outsiders, the Antigua-based musician said:
"Panic room is probably the darkest song I've written. It's about something I don’t feel like a lot of songs talk about, which is anxiety. Panic room, to it's very core, is about battling self-doubt and fear, and how sometimes you can be your biggest enemy. The word panic room ties into the song by saying that when fear consumes you, it automatically puts you into that panicked head space. You think you're safe in the panic room, but really you're avoiding the issue and lying to yourself, when you really should be dealing with the problem."
The song arrives ahead of her stint supporting Lewis Capaldi on his upcoming European tour, which kicks off on February 12 in Nottingham and includes further stops in Dublin, London, Manchester, Glasgow, Amsterdam, Brussels, Berlin and Hamburg.
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