“Right after the breakup, I was in NY and I went out with some friends. A really cute boy was hitting on me, yet I was so zoned out. I just kept seeing my ex’s face and couldn’t focus on anyone else. So we wrote Get in the way a few days late,” replies the artist when we ask her how and when she decided to create this new single, which she now unveils by focusing on an emotion that we have all experienced at some point in our lives. Time and connection with oneself are good antidotes to these memories that are difficult to forget, and that allows us to open a new stage in our lives without losing faith in love.
Ellie D.
No fear of vulnerability

“Right after the breakup, I was in NY and I went out with some friends. A really cute boy was hitting on me, yet I was so zoned out. I just kept seeing my ex’s face and couldn’t focus on anyone else. So we wrote Get in the way a few days late,” replies the artist when we ask her how and when she decided to create this new single, which she now unveils by focusing on an emotion that we have all experienced at some point in our lives. Time and connection with oneself are good antidotes to these memories that are difficult to forget, and that allows us to open a new stage in our lives without losing faith in love.
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