With the new movie of ‘Your Fault: London’ returning to Prime Video in June, pop sensation Griff returns to music, featuring her new single ‘In The Name Of Healing‘, especially for Nick and Noah in ‘Your Fault’.
The Brit rising star hasn’t released new music since her last hit, ‘Last Night’s Mascara’, in 2024; now she is back where she belongs, with her music at the touch of our ears, listening to her emotional song being played while watching the popular fictional couple and their relationship journey inside ‘Your Fault’, starring Matthew Broome and Asha Banks.
Like all of Griff’s collection of music, the talented singer-songwriter brings a unique aura to her sound; she crafts songs containing poignant lyrics which are raw and honest, speaking from the heart and real experiences. Griff lays her soul bare in her new single, like she always does.
“sooooo you know I make countless songs that never make it out. In The Name Of Healing was one of those for a while. I wrote it in my parents shed a few years back. I decided to play this in Vancouver on tour… and made my peace with it only existing to us in that room. UNTIL now.. tysm @primevideo @primevideouk for getting In The Name Of Healing off my laptop and into the world as the movie soundtrack for Your Fault London <3 Songs have such unpredictable little journeys #yourfaultlondon”
Griff, Instagram
Inside, ‘In The Name Of Healing‘ sounds positive from the title, as it is about having hope and trying to move on from something bad, but in reality, Griff explores a relationship which has come to an end and experiencing a painful breakup and now reflecting on the moments healing has taught her. With the haunting melody blending with Griff’s soft and soothing vocals, she builds more emotion, making you get shivers while listening to the song. You feel every ounce of heartache radiating out of the new single. “Now baby when I try to walk/My gaze is out of focus/I know it’s in the name of healing you and I don’t talk/I’m trying to remember all the reasons that we parted/But my brain keeps clouding up/’Cause all I know is when we loved/It didn’t seem so loud for once.”
Why not listen to ‘In The Name Of Healing‘ now, and why not stream ‘Your Fault’ on Prime Video?