London-based conceptual pop artist Ebony Buckle has released a deeply personal new single titled **"I Think I Just Saved My Own Life"**. This track is characterized by its trip-hop undertones and showcases Buckle's signature blend of ethereal pop and whimsical folk elements. The composition features engaging vocals layered over pulsing beats, creating an otherworldly atmosphere marked by thoughtful lyricism.
The single draws inspiration from Buckle's decision to stop drinking five years ago. Reflecting on this experience, Buckle explains, "I used to drink a lot and I think it was a way to quiet the critical voices in my brain. When I stopped 5 years ago, I felt so much relief that I was free of this thing that had been in the way of everything I wanted to do with my life. I felt like I had saved myself from a very different future."
The song captures a blend of vulnerability and strength as it unfolds, reflecting her journey towards self-acceptance and the complexities of human experience. Set to be part of her upcoming album, the release further solidifies Buckle's position as an innovative artist, infusing her work with a mirror to the raw realities of life.
Those interested in exploring more about Ebony Buckle can connect via her Instagram. For additional insights into her music, visit Earmilk's page on new music.
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