After releasing a number of tracks over the past couple years including ‘The Body’ London-based singer and musician Jylda makes her return in 2019 with her latest offering titled ‘Torrential River’. Shedding a spotlight on the feelings of a broken heart whilst also concentrating on the growth from it, musically the electronic pop bit is powered by skittering synths, shuffling drums and haunting layering. A fine comeback from the promising artist, ‘Torrential River’ is taken from Jylda’s forthcoming debut EP Twitch, landing this year.

Touching on the single, Jylda said:

“‘Torrential River’ is a documentation of heartbreak and of unrequited love – which is always the death of a dream. It’s the fight against something that feels like failure but is out of your control.

The lyrics play with this imbalance, but the music evolves into a new world, becoming more and more upbeat. Because the only escape to resurrection is the dance. It was quite similar in the writing process… The first demo of this song was a slow ballad and then turned into a dance song in the end. The further you go into the song the more it distances itself from the original meaning and comes about liberation and rebirth. After all, when things break they can be rearranged in a collage of new meaning and power.”