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Sophie Kilburn refuses to let an ex-flame burn her happiness with feel-good new single ‘Still In The City’

Derbyshire born indie rock singer songwriter Sophie Kilburn releases the second single from upcoming third EP Don’t Make Me Angry out October 10. Produced by award-winning Oli Deakin (CMAT, Liz Lawrence), Sophie reignites her self-worth and the love for the place she now calls home.

‘Still in the City’ is an energy boosting self-worth anthem with rocky guitars that drive into sweeping vocal harmonies, all lifted by a punchy singalong chorus. With this single the car windows are coming down as Sophie tells the story of reclaiming self-worth and identity after a breakup.

The song pairs Sophie’s love for classic rock and synth pop sounds paying songwriting homage to Alanis Morrisette and Tracey Chapman. Through thought-provoking lyricism and powerful vocals, Sophie takes you on a visceral journey as she holds onto the things that make her happy.

On the track, Sophie says: “‘Still in the City’ is reclaiming memories of the places you love after a relationship has ended. You fall for someone and share with them places that you love and those memories of you being there together seem to replace the original memory. I wanted to write my own story that gives.”

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