“I was definitely going through some sh*t on Lady Wood and Blue Lips,” Lo told Billboard, referencing her second and third albums, respectively. “I was working through it for everyone to watch, but that’s just how I deal with everything. This album is written from a calmer place so, naturally, it’s me looking out instead of looking in.” 

She then went on to explain the reason behind the bleakness of her music in that period: “It was a very dramatic relationship that ended very horribly, so that broke me a lot.”

“This feels like a clean slate,” she said about her new album. “It’s also a way of being able to observe myself and a relationship without feeling so much anger. Kind of admitting to your own flawed sides without being frustrated with them.” 

Listen to Lo’s single “Glad He’s Gone” off of the new album below. Let’s be honest — it’s still a bit dark. But as Einstein is sure to agree, light is a relative concept.

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The new bold, empowering song Glad He’s Gone was released last Friday and it amazed her global fan base. Co-produced by Shellback and Struts, the song has a real potential to become a summer hit with its catchy sound and memorable lyrics, backed up by an addictive rhythm.

The music video starts with a cartoon featuring a lynx which the singer says is an extension of herself because Lo means lynx in Swedish. As she explains, the lynx in the video is “super cute” but does silly stuff like “getting in fights and getting f***ed up”, which is how she perceives her new album. 

In a press release, she said that we have all been on both sides of a breakup pep talk with our friends and that we all know how good it feels to get your partner in crime back when they finally leave that idiot behind.

Listen to Tove Lo’s new song here:

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“I was definitely going through some sh*t on Lady Wood and Blue Lips,” Lo told Billboard, referencing her second and third albums, respectively. “I was working through it for everyone to watch, but that’s just how I deal with everything. This album is written from a calmer place so, naturally, it’s me looking out instead of looking in.” 

She then went on to explain the reason behind the bleakness of her music in that period: “It was a very dramatic relationship that ended very horribly, so that broke me a lot.”

“This feels like a clean slate,” she said about her new album. “It’s also a way of being able to observe myself and a relationship without feeling so much anger. Kind of admitting to your own flawed sides without being frustrated with them.” 

Listen to Lo’s single “Glad He’s Gone” off of the new album below. Let’s be honest — it’s still a bit dark. But as Einstein is sure to agree, light is a relative concept.

The post Tove Lo is No Longer the Saddest Girl in Sweden appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

The new bold, empowering song Glad He’s Gone was released last Friday and it amazed her global fan base. Co-produced by Shellback and Struts, the song has a real potential to become a summer hit with its catchy sound and memorable lyrics, backed up by an addictive rhythm.

The music video starts with a cartoon featuring a lynx which the singer says is an extension of herself because Lo means lynx in Swedish. As she explains, the lynx in the video is “super cute” but does silly stuff like “getting in fights and getting f***ed up”, which is how she perceives her new album. 

In a press release, she said that we have all been on both sides of a breakup pep talk with our friends and that we all know how good it feels to get your partner in crime back when they finally leave that idiot behind.

Listen to Tove Lo’s new song here:

The post Tove Lo Strikes Gold With New Song “Glad He’s Gone” appeared first on Hot Pop Today.