In ‘Night Rider’, Emmeline takes the city by storm, as she declares herself the saviour to her own need for transformation. The track is cinematic and visually captivating, as Emmeline paints a picture of herself, battle-ready, entering adulthood through the back streets of London chaos. Aukett’s brash and pulsating beat sets her up perfectly for the ultimate verbal flexing.

Speaking about the single, Emmeline shares, “This song was made with my good friend and producer Alfie, over a day in the studio together. I was watching a lot of movies at the time and wanted to create an epic kind of theme-song for myself, simultaneously super-hero like and also villain-esque. The track has roots in hip-hop music that I grew up listening to and loving, but with a strong feminine slant, resulting in an empowering anthemic and still bouncy song.”

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In ‘LGIK’, Emmeline bears witness to the tribulations of her younger self – an attempt at closure somehow mirrored by the electronic textures that wreathe the breeze-block funk which brooks no resistance throughout the entire song.

Speaking about the single, Emmeline shares, “I wrote this song in a rush of needing to get thoughts out of my head and into the music, as a kind of comfort to myself in my early twenties, to say ‘it’s okay, we all make mistakes or question our choices, I know what you’re going through’. The track to me really evokes the feeling of treading water that it is to be in early adult womanhood, and so ‘LGIK’ is a fever dream of a song, a dark admission of the internal workings of my mind. It rhythmically and sonically reflects two headspaces: one that is questioning and anxious, another that is learned and advisory. A listener is caught between the two.”

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