I gotta say, I'm loving Jenny Hollingworth's new direction with Quicksand Heart 
. It's like she's channeling the ghosts of 80s new wave and using them to heal her heart 
. The way she's blending genres and tempos is pure magic 
. I mean, "Every Ounce of Me" is a banger, and "Appetite" is this perfect powerpop anthem 
. It's like she's taking all these different influences and turning them into something totally unique and special 
.
But what really gets me is how much emotion she pours into her music
. I can feel the grief and heartache in every note, and it's so beautifully cathartic 
. Hollingworth's got this gift for crafting melodies that just lift you up and take you on a ride 
. And when it all comes together – like it does on songs like "Do You Still Believe in Me?"? Wow 
.
Quicksand Heart might be her most refined record yet, but it's also the most personal
. I love that she's being so honest and vulnerable with her music 
. It's like she's sharing a part of herself with us, and it's this incredible feeling 
.
. It's like she's channeling the ghosts of 80s new wave and using them to heal her heart . The way she's blending genres and tempos is pure magic . I mean, "Every Ounce of Me" is a banger, and "Appetite" is this perfect powerpop anthem . It's like she's taking all these different influences and turning them into something totally unique and special .But what really gets me is how much emotion she pours into her music
. I can feel the grief and heartache in every note, and it's so beautifully cathartic . Hollingworth's got this gift for crafting melodies that just lift you up and take you on a ride . And when it all comes together – like it does on songs like "Do You Still Believe in Me?"? Wow .Quicksand Heart might be her most refined record yet, but it's also the most personal
. I love that she's being so honest and vulnerable with her music . It's like she's sharing a part of herself with us, and it's this incredible feeling .