Sophomore six-track affair There’s Nothing Small About Talking To You rescales the glossy high notes that graced her first collection, merging personal lyricism with pastel instrumentals – a tightrope navigated between carefree poolside ambience and bittersweet confessionalism. “Selfish” exists in a shimmering prism, “Natural Wonder” a standout big beat ‘80s electro-pop primed number that undulates alongside Smith’s softer vocals, whilst blistering “Sleep On Me” figures as a feverish hybrid between Vanessa Carlton-esque piano ballad and more dance-leaning tropes. The latter perhaps owing to the importance noughties nostalgia plays as an influence in EVER’s work.

Smith renders sincere torch songs with a fun-loving vibe, a strain that resonates on sonic heatwave “Catch the Rain,” which harnesses the slow-moving gravitas of acts such as London Grammar. “Soon” represents a heartfelt, gently unwinding offering that contrasts with more dynamic moments. This interplay between summer glow and contemplation holds the EP together, EVER orientating through a cycle of emotions, tracks ranging between love, betrayal and grief whilst maintaining a benignly upbeat sheen – infectious synth lines, balmy bass bounce and propulsive drum flourishes that strike a fine line between introspection and celebration.