‘The Feeling’s Mutual’ is a cathartic and relatable new release from Emmrose

The track is just the latest in a long line of engrossing releases from the artist.

The track is just the latest in a long line of engrossing releases from the artist.

Emmrose has spent the last few years captivating audiences with her immersive storytelling and engaging sound, weaving new narratives and exploring the boundaries of her lush soundscapes with each new release. The latest of these is her new single ‘The Feeling’s Mutual’, a raw and cathartic release about the breakdown of a friendship.

The track has a sense of grandiosity throughout, thanks to its larger than life instrumentation and the poised, emotionally charged vocals that Emmrose has grown known for. Her relatable lyrics and affable memories have meant that more often than not Emmrose’s sound resonates with listeners on a profound level, and this may just be her most relatable to date. ‘The Feeling’s Mutual’ is a track that is both moving and effortlessly captivating and euphoric in its sound, taking an every day situation and argument and making it feel colossal in its scale and its depth.

“I wrote my new single, “The Feeling’s Mutual” about what I like to call a “friendship breakup”.” Emmrose says of the track. “A little over a year ago, I was going through a really big rough patch with a close friend of mine, until I realized that she was only making my life worse and that I didn’t want us to be friends anymore. All she would ever do was criticize me and tell me that I was a bad person, like she made me out like some evil villain.

I wrote the “The Feelings Mutual” shortly after the friendship had ended. I was at the recording studio building rooftop, and my friend just started sending me rude messages about my music. At that point, I had had enough. She wasn’t a true friend. It was a toxic friendship in so many ways, and it feels really good to have written a song about it and to finally let go. I was done feeling insecure about my music, and I wanted all my friends to be supportive of what I was passionate about”