Swiss-British indie-pop phenomenon Kings Elliot has returned with her eagerly awaited EP, I’m Not Always Sad, Sometimes I’m Angry, a six-track collection that redefines her signature sound and reveals a bold new side to her artistry. Known for her raw and deeply vulnerable music, Kings Elliot has captivated listeners worldwide with her reflective lyrics and authentic storytelling. This latest release is no exception, showcasing an emotional range that delves far beyond sadness into themes of anger, empowerment, and unapologetic self-assertion.
The EP’s highlight, “Sweet Nothing,” is an anthem of resilience and independence. Elliot describes it as “unlike anything I’ve ever done before,” a track that ventures into unexplored musical and emotional territory. “‘Sweet Nothing’ is raw, fierce, and unapologetic,” she says. “I’ve loved every second of letting go and exploring these untamed emotions. This song has been a bold, freeing experience, and I can’t wait for people to hear it.” The track’s daring sound and defiant spirit encapsulate the transformative energy driving the entire EP.
A departure from the more melancholic tone of her previous work, I’m Not Always Sad, Sometimes I’m Angry tackles a broader emotional spectrum. “While my previous songs might suggest I live in constant melancholy, this EP proves the opposite,” Kings Elliot shares. “It delves into emotions beyond sadness – like anger, frustration, and a raw sense of empowerment. Some of the tracks were devastating to write, while others filled me with an energy I’ve never felt before.” From the introspective “Enough” to the hauntingly poetic “I Hate The Sun,” each song offers listeners a glimpse into her evolving self and healing journey.
Her authenticity and focus on themes like mental health, self-worth, and resilience continue to make her a unique voice in today’s alt-pop world. Inviting fans new and old to experience the latest chapter of Kings Elliot’s artistry, where sadness meets strength, and vulnerability transforms into raw power, I’m Not Always Sad, Sometimes I’m Angry is an unmissable journey of emotional release that stands as a testament to her ongoing growth as an artist.