Matilda Mann is back with a brand new single, 'Bittersweet'
It's about the emotional complexity of drifting apart from someone who was once a significant presence in your life.

Matilda Mann has put out a new track called 'Bittersweet', exploring the emotional complexity of drifting apart from someone who was once a significant presence in your life. The London-based singer-songwriter's latest offering received its first play as Radio 1's Hottest Record.
Speaking about the track, Matilda said: "This was a song written totally from my subconscious. I didn't realise who or what it was about until I was performing it months later on tour. I used to be really close with someone in my teenage years and we had to go through a lot of challenges and emotions together. Being a teenager is already confusing and everything feels like a whirlwind and heightened. So when they moved away when I was 18, we lost touch and we didn't get to grow together into the people we are today. I used to hold onto the past a lot and through rose tinted glasses I saw it as an easier time. Whereas I think I'm now finally experiencing peace and am able to look back and realise maybe it wasn't as perfect as I remembered. Therefore I don't think I can ever have that person back in my life, as they just remind me of a period of my life I don't really care to reminisce/ revisit anymore. So it's bitter that we don't know each other the way we did, but sweet that we're both a lot happier now - we can just hold each other as memories from now on."
Earlier this year, Mann brought her live show across Europe for a sold-out 12-date headline run, plus a really quite special Dork's Night Out show in London.
Speaking about the track, Matilda said: "This was a song written totally from my subconscious. I didn't realise who or what it was about until I was performing it months later on tour. I used to be really close with someone in my teenage years and we had to go through a lot of challenges and emotions together. Being a teenager is already confusing and everything feels like a whirlwind and heightened. So when they moved away when I was 18, we lost touch and we didn't get to grow together into the people we are today. I used to hold onto the past a lot and through rose tinted glasses I saw it as an easier time. Whereas I think I'm now finally experiencing peace and am able to look back and realise maybe it wasn't as perfect as I remembered. Therefore I don't think I can ever have that person back in my life, as they just remind me of a period of my life I don't really care to reminisce/ revisit anymore. So it's bitter that we don't know each other the way we did, but sweet that we're both a lot happier now - we can just hold each other as memories from now on."
Earlier this year, Mann brought her live show across Europe for a sold-out 12-date headline run, plus a really quite special Dork's Night Out show in London.
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