Scottish singer-songwriter Alex Amor shares ‘Inside’, the final preview of her debut album Heavenly Bodies, due for release on August 21 via VERO Music. A buoyant indie-pop anthem that holds grief and hope in delicate balance, the track explores loss, vulnerability and the courage it takes to remain open to love, even when heartbreak feels inevitable.

One of the song’s greatest strengths lies in its beautifully satisfying chord changes, the kind that quietly creep up on you before sending a wave of emotion through the room. Paired with shimmering guitars and Alex’s warm, heartfelt vocal, ‘Inside’ captures that rare contrast where uplifting music carries some of the heaviest emotions. While the lyrics wrestle with grief, generational trauma and the fear of losing those closest to us, the song never feels weighed down by darkness. Instead, there’s an unmistakable sense of hope woven through its soaring melodies, making it feel every bit as cathartic as it is poignant. The accompanying performance video keeps things simple, with Alex and her band playing together in the corner of a room, allowing the song’s emotional honesty to remain firmly at the centre.

Speaking about the single, Alex explains: “It’s about coming to terms with compounded grief, generational trauma… Part of love is accepting loss, making space for grief, and finding the courage to feel it all. It’s a song about connection, the choice to be vulnerable, and learning that the only way through grief is to let yourself feel it.” That openness is what makes ‘Inside’ resonate so deeply. It’s a reminder that even the most painful experiences can become something uplifting when transformed into music.