TULLE, an Oslo-based artist, has once again captivated listeners with her recent single “I Might Throw Up.” This marks her third release leading up to her anticipated debut EP, From A World So Unkind.
With a tone resonating melancholy and introspection, the song delves deep into the emotional turmoil one experiences during anxiety-ridden moments. Through its poignant narrative, “I Might Throw Up” illustrates the destructive power of self-doubt and how easy it is to succumb to the negative voices within.
The song’s thematic content aligns well with artists like Phoebe Bridgers and Lorde, whom TULLE credits as influences to her writing style. These inspirations are evident in the profound lyrical depth and authentic portrayal of emotion in her songs. Truls Andersen, responsible for the song’s production and mixing, has done justice to encapsulating these raw feelings in the musical composition.
At just 23, TULLE showcases a mature understanding of complex emotions in her work. She confesses to possessing a ‘morbid curiosity’, which, rather intriguingly, steers her towards exploring profound themes such as loss, grief, and rebirth. The influence of dark pop artists, paired with an evident passion for poetic lyricism, crafts a haunting yet relatable soundscape for her listeners.
Having started her writing journey at a young age, TULLE has managed to develop a distinct voice in the music industry. Her ability to merge her inspirations from both music and poetry produces a unique blend that distinguishes her from contemporaries.
Fans and new listeners alike eagerly await the release of her debut EP From A World So Unkind, set to launch in October. If “I Might Throw Up” and her previous singles are any indications of what’s to come, the EP promises to be a deep dive into the human psyche, offering both introspection and a sense of relatability.
As TULLE continues her musical journey, she is undoubtedly establishing herself as a promising artist in the world of dark pop. Listen to “I Might Throw Up” below!
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