Loren Heat is clearly an artist with the world at their feet. After a plethora of bold, and more confident with each release singles to date, you can hear with each track that Heat is finding the sound which fits their own skin. This is the case with brand new single ‘Want It All’, which we share here at LOCK.
The last single from their upcoming debut EP ‘Scarlet’, ‘Want It All’ seems to be perfectly represent Loren Heat as an artist to relate to and invest in.
Loren Heat’s sound, echoing the pop prowess of Dua Lipa, Robyn, and Slayyyter, brings a fresh and exhilarating twist to the genre. The track benefits from a stellar collaboration with Chad Rodgers (Cape Cub) and masterful touches from Jack Kennedy, setting it apart from the typical love song. Instead of dwelling on heartbreak and melancholy, ‘Want It All’ offers an optimistic, daring perspective on the complexities of romance.
“Want It All is about wanting to admit your love and feelings for someone you already have a friendship with, but being scared that it may crumble. What if it doesn’t work out and we lose everything in the fallout? For me ‘Want It All’ is the acceptance of falling in love. Going from being cocky and liking how the friendly flirting is feeding your ego, to wanting to take it slow and being worried that you’re giving in to what might be just infatuation. It’s terrifying but freeing to fall in love and I wanted this song to take a journey through the stages of going from having that wall up to just enjoying the fall and excitement that it actually is.”
‘Want It All’ showcases the growth in Loren’s sound; it’s infectious, euphoric and enjoyable from the first second until the last, with an eclectic mix of merging introspective lyrics with captivating pop-woven melodies.
‘Want It All’ is a testament to Loren’s growing prominence and artistic evolution, promising a memorable introduction to their upcoming EP. As Loren Heat continues to explore the intricate dance of love and self-discovery, they unleash a unique, cutting edge and modernised approach to pop that leaves you intoxicated and wanting more, as the song title so cleverly suggests.
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