I'm not sure I agree with all this nostalgia for 80s new wave... like, I get it, Jenny Hollingworth's been experimenting and growing as an artist, but is it really necessary to lean so hard into the past? Can't she tap into something fresh and modern instead? 
I mean, don't get me wrong, "Every Ounce of Me" is a banger, but is it really groundbreaking or just a rehashing of familiar emo-pop vibes? And what's with the obsession with Olivia Rodrigo and The Waterboys? Can't we give some love to newer artists who are pushing boundaries?
Quicksand Heart feels like a step forward for Hollingworth, sure, but is it a leap towards innovation or just a more refined version of the same old sound?
I mean, don't get me wrong, "Every Ounce of Me" is a banger, but is it really groundbreaking or just a rehashing of familiar emo-pop vibes? And what's with the obsession with Olivia Rodrigo and The Waterboys? Can't we give some love to newer artists who are pushing boundaries?
Quicksand Heart feels like a step forward for Hollingworth, sure, but is it a leap towards innovation or just a more refined version of the same old sound?
, it's like she's channeling all this nostalgia from the 80s new wave scene and bringing it to life with her own twist. It's really cool to see an artist grow and evolve like that – Quicksand Heart is definitely worth checking out!
! She's got this amazing ability to blend old-school vibes with modern sensibilities, making her sound super unique and fresh 
. The way she writes about grief and friendship is so raw and emotional, it'll totally resonate with anyone who's been through a tough breakup 
. And can we talk about the melodies? Every Ounce of Me is giving me Olivia Rodrigo vibes, but also a little bit of The Waterboys' magic 
. Quicksand Heart is definitely going on my playlist ASAP! 
... i do love how she blends different styles, it's def not your average pop music 
. like, how did she even come up with that? it's so infectious! 
. source me some info on her creative process pls! 