Whether it is about singing with raw emotion about the start and end of relationships or the different experiences that impact us throughout life, Matilda Mann has a talent for creating poignant words in her music, which has an emotional effect on her listeners. Matilda Mann releases her new single ‘Haunt Me‘.
Following on from ‘After The Love‘, it is captivating to see the rising star focusing on personal stories she writes from the heart, capturing the heartfelt words, describing unique perspectives on the various relatable situations we go through life; whether that is losing some you loved or going through a breakup or trying to stay positive within life while experiencing anxiety or emotions which sometimes take over our minds, Matilda has a talent to transform these delicate encounters into moving songs which effect listeners and it becomes easy to emphaise with her lyrics and music.
Inside her new single ‘Haunt Me‘, Matilda does it again, where she stands out from the music crowd and adds a unique perspective of how it can feel when losing someone you love, whether that is an ex or a friend or a family member, Matilda makes the this song versatile where you can listen to the poignant lyrics and relate to it in your own personal way, a skill which not many artists can do.
While ‘Haunt Me‘ is a bittersweet track, Matilda sprinkles a bit of positivity to the song, instead of making it a grief-driven track on reflecting losing loved ones, she transitions the story into a celebration of having the wonderful chance of getting to know someone inside her life, whether that is a partner or friend, she feels joy in knowing she had the opportuntity to have them in her life. It is her emotionally raw single she has crafted, and with this being the latest feature in her new upcoming album ‘Kismet‘, we know that her new album will explore themes which will tug at the heartstrings through the blend of her impactful lyrics and gentle yet optimistic musical style of indie pop.
“I think when people pass away, they never truly leave you. It’s a thought that takes up a lot of my mind; scared of losing people I love. But this album is about trying to find hope and joy, even in really difficult situations like death. It’s much easier said than done, but I like to find the people who’ve gone in the beauty of everyday. Their memory and presence is still around in the birds, sunsets, air – whatever reminds you of them. I hope they always haunt me”
Matilda Mann
Why not listen to ‘Haunt Me‘ now?