Singer and musician Annabel Allum's growth has been documented beginning with her indie folk track 'Foxes'. Over time her sound became darker, truly being exemplified by her alternative meets post punk 2016 song 'Tricks'. Fast forward to now and Allum has moved into a grungier style manifesting into her latest EP 'All That For What'. Four songs in total, her delivery is bolder, the sound is edgier like monstrous waves crashing with force. Whilst it hasn't been drastically long since her debut EP 'Absent' was released, the change in herself is evident, with the music packing a great deal of power.