Suffolk’s finest Bessie Turner returns wirh the indie-rock single “It Was Nothing”. A welcome return for the gritty songwriter, the track swings guitars under her acute lyricism about over-analysis and irony. A bundle of emotional introspective notions, “It Was Nothing” is one for those who worry about every-single-thing.
“I wrote the seed of ‘it was nothing’ years ago now. It’s about the loss of friendships and me trying to find peace and reason in a situation. I’m always the most sorry person in the room and take responsibility for things even if they’re not mine to carry, like if someone ran me over I would apologise for touching their car. I still haven’t found complete peace but at least I’ve made a little ditty. De nada, de rien, don’t worry about it, it’s kind of ironic and sarcastic I guess because I really, really care. The song is full of high and low energy and I wanted it to feel like a burst of emotion. The ending is a kind of sarky feel good end of play-it’s my favourite part of the song.”
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