Keeley Forsyth shares the title track from forthcoming album, The Hollow
Keeley Forsyth has shared the new single, "The Hollow", which is the title track from her forthcoming album which will be released on Friday.
Speaking of "The Hollow", Keeley says: "The title-track was made in reaction to reading an article about a woman suffering from postpartum psychosis, and a really tragic end. I felt so connected and moved by this. I wanted to force myself into the same space that she might have felt, or I imagined that she felt, so I could at least feel that she wasn't alone. So in the song there is reference to "there is no help here, not for me" and also the highs and the lows of the strings referencing the resonance in one's mind as you're losing control to this horrendous mental illness disease."
The track follows previous singles "Horse" and "Turning" featuring Colin Stetson.
The Hollow will be released on 10 May via FatCat's 130701 imprint, and is available to pre-order now.
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