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Sep 18, 2025 • 2:02 PM
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"Breaking Isn’t What a Heart Is For" is a track by Hope Tala, from the album Hope Handwritten, released 28th February 2025. The track is 2:53 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 15 articles about Hope Tala.
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With debut album 'Hope Handwritten', the West London artist transforms her twenties into a masterclass of vulnerability and artistic growth.
The track is taken from her debut album arriving February 2025.
The R&B-infused track is the fifth single from her upcoming debut album, set for release next year.
Hope Tala is gearing up for her debut album.
Tickets for her new three-date tour are on sale now.
Tickets for the three-night tour will go on sale from Friday, 16th August.
She joins SZA at BST Hyde Park this weekend.
It's eighteen months since Hope Tala dropped her last single, but as she returns with a brand new offering (and a freshly obtained driving licence), 'I Can't Even Cry', she's lost none of her power.
The track follows Hope's recent release 'Is It Enough' and 'Party Sickness'.
"I wrote this song imagining what I would want someone to tell me while I was going through a hard time," she explains.
More new music is due later this summer.
It arrives with the teaser that there's more new music due later this summer.
Fresh off our 2022 Hype List, she's set to play London's Village Underground next month.
West Londoner Hope Tala has been on our radar for a while now, but as 2022 comes around, and with co-signs like Barack Obama secured (yes, THAT Barack Obama) - it looks like her big moment is just on the horizon.