Speaking about the new single Charlie says: “There are times where as friends two people grow apart and it’s no one’s fault it just happens. But it’s fucking sad. And it feels like there should be something you can do to fix it but in my experience I just found myself confused asking what do we do? But there’s no you can do other than hope that one day you find yourself back in each other’s lives.”

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Speaking about the new single which finds Charlie tapping into a more grunge-pop sound, she says: “‘Dinosaurs In The Garden’ is about the fear of getting your heart broken while in a relationship. While you have no reason to suspect it’s going to happen, there is always looming anxiety about the fact that you’ve allowed yourself to fall for someone and now can’t control whether it works out or not.”

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As Houston prepares the release of her second EP, due out later this summer, she has been tapped by Grammy-nominated electronic duo ODESZA (‘Wide Awake’ feat Charlie Houston) and will be supporting JUNO Award 2022 Artist Of The Year, Charlotte Cardin across a Canadian tour later this year. Houston will join ODESZA this summer on their massive stadium tour to perform their single together.

Speaking about the minimalist bedroom-pop ballad, “‘Comfortable,’ Houston says: “’Comfortable’ is about my anxiety toward the idea of dying. The fact that one day everything just stops and you no longer exist doesn’t seem possible to me. I wrote the song about how this fear causes me to feel pressure to live the best life possible, but then the anxiety of dying gives me is also so crippling at times that I don’t want to do anything and then I feel like I’m failing at living the best life.”

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