True to form, Immi’s vocals are an elegant, diamond-encrusted centrepiece, pouring an alluring romanticism into her conflicting sentiments. As the emotions rise, a torrent of harmony descends on the silky lead lines, building the track arrangement into a celestial choir as the final moments take hold.

“Don’t Cry Yet’ is about recognising that you can lose yourself within a relationship,” Immi shares, continuing,” I wrote it with Alba Arias who also produced the track. We just had an honest conversation about what was going on in my life and came out with this. The whole process was really rewarding & reflective. I hope I can offer a perspective that people can connect with.”

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Immi explains, “‘Free Falling’ is about how life can feel totally out of our hands at times. It’s about my personal feelings of uncertainty and a fear of things not going the way I’d hoped in life. The song itself is very visual for me. When I wrote it, I was imagining an apocalyptic battle scene on the top of a building, where one person is pushed and is left to ‘free fall’ through the air. We wanted to create a cinematic soundscape to reflect that dark scene. The track was produced by Naila, mixed by Nak and mastered by Pete Maher.”

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In a hazy, smoky R&B number defined by Dash’s soulful vocals over low-key chords and a trippy ‘90s flavoured beat, ‘Cold Heart’ tells a story of empowerment following a failed relationship, and the strength to overcome hurt by moving on to better things – brought to life in the moody, night-time music video, split into two ‘scenes’ as Dash straps on her headphones and takes on the world.

Immi Dash made the following statement about the single: “‘‘Cold Heart’ is a confidence booster for me. I wanted to write something with producer Cal Lewis that I could put on my pre-gig playlist, so I can go out on stage and feel like a bad-ass. Although there are moments of vulnerability in the lyrics, the song is a power-move and it helps me to feel more self-assured.”

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Continuing to showcase her undeniable potential, ‘You Ain’t Good’ hears Dash’s dreamy vocals gliding across a sinuous 6/8 track, pouring her soul into the emotional self-written lyrics – and just as on her debut single ‘Show Me’, Dash’s follow-up carries listeners into an emotional earworm of a chorus which utilizes a classic soul vibe with a modern twist.

Immi Dash made the following statement about the single: “‘You Ain’t Good’ represents a moment of realisation in my life. I found that I was pouring all my time and effort into a relationship with a guy who didn’t truly care about me. Even after he did me wrong, I kept making excuses for him. It’s about the moment that you admit to yourself that a person is wrong for you, whether that’s romantically or not, and realizing the version of someone you’ve built up in your mind is not what you see in front of you.”

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‘Show Me’ is a perfect example of how Immi confidently breaks music rules, blurring the lines between different genres and adding her own twist as well. The track features heart-warming synths and infectious drums that provide a minimal, yet important role as they let Immi’s vocals paint a picture. Her smokey tone paired with engaging lyrics allows for a very important message to shine through.

Discussing this she shares: “For me, this song represents me embracing my style and attitude as an artist. I feel that ‘Show Me’ has given me more direction with where I want to go with my music. It’s up for interpretation, however you want to perceive the song. But, ‘Show Me’ is about asking someone you’re beginning a relationship with to be clear with what they want from you. I found that I used to spend a lot of time in the early stage/talking stage of a relationship just wondering whether the person is even into me. I got to a point where I wanted to be straight up and ask “is this really what you want?” And if not, move on. So, ‘Show Me’ is about asking someone to really reveal and show how they’re feeling. I’ve found that if it’s the right person, you shouldn’t even have to question it. You know what they say, “if he wanted to, he would”. So the message is, if they’re not being straight up with you, they can politely move along. Got no time for games…”

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