Maisie Peters has dropped her new single 'Say My Name In Your Sleep'
The track previews her forthcoming third studio album.
Maisie Peters has released a new single, 'Say My Name In Your Sleep', co-written and co-produced with Marcus Mumford.
The track is their first collaboration, and offers a glimpse into her forthcoming third studio album; the follow-up to 2023's 'The Good Witch'.
Maisie Peters describes the song as "about both haunting and being haunted". She adds, "It’s about keeping a constant eye on the past - on the person you loved - whilst being old enough and grown enough to know it wasn’t right, and to wish them all the best. It’s about having a tiny, secret sliver of your heart that still, deep down, hopes and prays they think of you - just a little, just when it’s dark, just when they hear that song on the radio. It’s about letting go, begrudgingly, but letting your shadow linger a moment too long."
Peters continues, "It was one of the first songs Marcus and I wrote together in Real World Studios in deep winter - there was something magical and spooky in the air there, and I think it definitely got translated into this song."
The track is their first collaboration, and offers a glimpse into her forthcoming third studio album; the follow-up to 2023's 'The Good Witch'.
Maisie Peters describes the song as "about both haunting and being haunted". She adds, "It’s about keeping a constant eye on the past - on the person you loved - whilst being old enough and grown enough to know it wasn’t right, and to wish them all the best. It’s about having a tiny, secret sliver of your heart that still, deep down, hopes and prays they think of you - just a little, just when it’s dark, just when they hear that song on the radio. It’s about letting go, begrudgingly, but letting your shadow linger a moment too long."
Peters continues, "It was one of the first songs Marcus and I wrote together in Real World Studios in deep winter - there was something magical and spooky in the air there, and I think it definitely got translated into this song."