In contrast to previous records, Ellie’s new songs talk about “quite specific things that have happened in my life, and something specific that happened to a friend of mine.” Luckily they were “not reflective” of how Ellie was feeling at the time. In an October 2018 interview, Ellie revealed that most of the songs she’d written for her next album were quite sad, written about things that had built up over the years. Ellie previously mentioned a song called “Electricity” (“about a friend who had been cheated on quite cruelly for a couple of years”) which is also noticeably absent. Solo songs “Do You Remember,” “Sixteen,” “In This Together,” and “Hollow Crown” didn’t make the cut nor did “Return To Love,” her collaboration with Andrea Bocelli. However, Brightest Blue is also missing several songs Ellie has released in the last year and a half. In an interview with The Guardian last year, Ellie explained that she had been “reflecting on how I finally felt I’d found this person that was loving me for the right reasons.” We also know a bit about “Love I’m Given,” which Ellie wrote about her husband Casper. We got “Close To Me” in late 2018, “Flux” and “Hate Me” in 2019, and now “Worry About Me,” “Power,” and “Slow Grenade” within the last few months. Check out both tracklistings below: Brightest Blue Tracklistįrom the 18 songs on Brightest Blue, we’ve heard six so far. It comes with two sides: Side A, titled Brightest Blue, will contain 13 songs, including her solo singles “Power” and “Flux.” Side B, called EG.0, will feature 5 songs, including her collaborations “Slow Grenade,” “Worry About Me,” “Close To Me,” and “Hate Me.” Tracklists & Song Infoīrightest Blue, will arrive on July 17th. You can pre-order Brightest Blue now here and get instant downloads of all 6 released songs. The song will also appear on Ellie’s upcoming album, Brightest Blue, out on July 17th.
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You can stream or download “Slow Grenade” from all the major music providers here. Watch the lyric video for “Slow Grenade” below:
Somehow, this lyric video works wonderfully with the song.
At the bottom of the screen, the lyrics seem to narrate the events of the video. Explosions affect the forest like blips on a video game screen, turning the sky purple and teal. Flowers bloom and mushrooms grow from the moist dirt, all while small glowing sparkles twinkle through the air. The new lyric video takes us into a magical forest at twilight. It will also make for a perfect summer soundtrack. While it sounds chill and sweet, it’s also like watching an explosion in slow motion. It’s a great song, and the music captures the imagery of the lyrics. It then fills out with percussion and Lauv’s background vocals before Lauv takes over on the second verse. The chorus makes an instant impact, Ellie’s a cappella vocals – filtered through a vocoder – taking center stage.
But then Ellie starts the verse with “Help me, my god this got messy,” describing a relationship that’s slowly fallen apart. “Slow Grenade” opens with airy acoustic guitar creating a whimsical backdrop. To make these last two weeks easier, fans can now enjoy a lyric video for “Slow Grenade.” It’s our last preview before Ellie’s new album, Brightest Blue, comes out on July 17th. Earlier this week, Ellie Goulding dropped her latest single, “Slow Grenade” featuring Lauv.
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