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: "I specifically wrote it about my fiancée who, at the time, had just graduated in Effects for Performing Arts, only to enter an industry that was on its knees due to COVID. The song is written as a pick-me-up, offering reassurance to believe in yourself and your journey. I think a lot of people would benefit from that right now." Anthony Rubery
Inspired by the phrase “It seems like you’ve got a feeling and a knowledge and they’re kind of criss-crossing”, which was told to Jesse by one of biggest influences, her grandmother, and written in a couple of weeks, this song resonates with the part of us that hates making decisions and the part of us that feels gratitude towards those loved ones who can always help us clear our head.
"Absolut is a very personal song. It's a song about personal development. The songs dynamic represent the different phases of life everybody has to go through. The working title was "Bubbles" because of the songs structure. The first bubble rises high until it burst. A big nothing. Emptiness. The second bubble is appearing, and just like that it burst again. Is it good or bad if a bubble burst? That's a question everybody has to answer for themselves." - QUANTUM
About the real life story, Carley adds: "We dated in 2013 and by the autumn/fall I was head over heels but I was also very scared to fall in love so quickly! He was head over heels for me and I was very hesitant but after time (like the song explains) it was easy to see how I fell in love." Carley Varley
As Callaghan Bell's heart finds itself hurting by the pressure of unfading ‘strings’ of fate, she goes through the five phases of grief, accepting the end to a romance that never had a true start. Young self-described musical creature Callaghan Belle is an active recording artist, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer, and actor. From the young age... Continue Reading →
"Stamina was written about my endurance when it comes to chasing boys. I used to love the chase. Now that it's been over a year since I wrote it, the meaning has shifted for me. Now - it's about my resilience and relentless pursuit of truth and following the path that lights me up the most.
"[The song] was written a few years ago now; I wrote it about a friend who had moved on with their life, and after we used to be together everyday, it felt like they almost didn't really care that I was quite absent from their life anymore. The song could easily be about a break-up and many think it is! But it is actually about a friendship growing distant." Carley Varley
"Initially the idea was to have my wife sing the song, but for various reasons this didn't work out, which led me to contact Tim Condor, a very versatile singer from the North West of England, who has also been involved in various projects internationally. The result I think is a well crafted production with musically interesting arrangements. The single was produced, mixed and mastered by myself at Philipino Rec in San Juan, Argentina, as well as playing all the instruments myself."
"It was written quite quickly & is about picking yourself up. To try & make a (positive) difference in the world, no matter what it takes. And that you can always "count on me" (4, 3, 2) to help get you through!" LLC
"I was in an on again and off again relationship with a guy named Matt. I don't know how many times we broke up and got back together. I was so scared to show who I was and reveal my secrets to someone I knew. I was scared to imagine my life without him. I would stay home some weekends in a terrible mental loop obsessing over things that had happened. I couldn't forgive him and I couldn't move on. I didn't fit into his lifestyle and I wasn't doing much with my music. Abby London