The track follows the release of ‘Jellyfish’ earlier this year.
Since emerging onto the UK music scene with 2021’s ‘What If I Just Kept Driving’, Lizzie Esau is an artist who has established a thoughtful and engaging alternative pop sound that feels both catchy and emphatic.
The latest release from the artist is ‘Killer’, a single about that negative voice that you have in your head that never truly allows you to enjoy things or truly live in the moment. The melancholy and relatable nature of the narrative is offset by a powerful and dynamic sound that feels as explosive as it does captivating, making for huge cathartic moments of pent up emotion and drive. Despite the sadness of the narrative, there is quite a rousing, cathartic nature to the sound and the powerful vocal delivery, which makes for a bittersweet listen and a track that feels endlessly interesting and exciting.
Lizzie says “Writing Killer was a way of calling it out. Exposing it was empowering. The act of confession and bringing life and light to feelings of self doubt acting as a release, a remedy.”
