‘Paint My Bedroom Black’ the debut album by Holly Humberstone, is a journey through the depths of emotion and self-discovery. With a record contract from Interscope and Polydor Records in 2021, she rapidly ascended into the limelight. The album, with its 13 haunting tracks, including the title track ‘Paint My Bedroom Black’, reflects Humberstone’s evolution as an artist. Also, it delves into her experiences, fears, and aspirations.

Each song on the album is a unique chapter in Holly’s story. It is much like her critically acclaimed EP, ‘The Walls Are Way Too Thin’, which introduced her signature sound. ‘Paint My Bedroom Black’ is an exploration of her coming-of-age journey. Moreover, it takes inspiration from her haunting family home to her bustling life in London. Also, it is all woven into an intricate mix of sound and emotion.

Relationships And Personal Growth

In tracks like ‘Cocoon’, ‘Kissing In Swimming Pools’, and ‘Antichrist’, Holly Humberstone delves into the complexities of relationships and personal growth, while ‘Superbloodmoon’ featuring ​d4vd adds a touch of otherworldly energy to the mix. ‘Room Service’ offers a soothing conclusion to this introspective album, creating a perfect balance in its emotional narrative.

Holly’s sound is both dark and mesmerizing, and her songs are like portals into her chaotic thoughts and deep feelings. Her voice, like a guide through an audible labyrinth, leads listeners on an intimate and vulnerable journey, never shying away from her emotions.

This album, like the limited-edition zoetrope vinyl released on Blood Records, showcases Holly’s unique perspective on life and art and it’s a window into Holly Humberstone’s soul, a masterpiece that takes you on a profound emotional voyage and invites you into a world that is both introspective and awe-inspiring.

You can stream the new album by Holly Humberstone below. Also, be sure to let us know your thoughts on social media.

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Becky, a passionate music enthusiast, embarked on her journey into music journalism in 2018. Beyond her love for melodies and rhythms, Becky finds solace in the written word, often immersing herself in the pages of books. Yet, her heart truly sings when she's with her close-knit circle of friends, sharing laughter and creating lasting memories. In her articles, Becky's devotion to music shines through, as she introduces readers to fresh, soul-stirring sounds while adding her unique voice to the ever-evolving world of music journalism.

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