Josie Oliver is a UK-based singer and artist. She recently released her fourth single titled ‘Tomorrow’. This song starts with a beautiful piano intro, inviting the listener into an emotional space. The melody of ‘Tomorrow’ maintains a rather sad undertone which accompanies us throughout.

The lyrics present a moment of heartbreak and how although we know someone is not good for us, we might still endure the pain instead of letting them go. Josie Oliver explains that just like a bitter pill that is hard to swallow, she will wait out the pain until tomorrow. The song captures a feeling of nostalgia for what once was. It presents a longing so strong that even though it now turned into pain, you are unable to let go of what is hurting you. As Josie expresses, it has become a habit, and ‘you are one of the worst of them’. While at the beginning of the song, the lyrics indicate a sense of pride for her stubbornness to move on, ultimately, there is anger and pain in holding on just as much as there is in letting go. Holding on to this habit will not make the pain go away.

Just like Josie’s feelings, her song becomes something you cannot let go of. I have been listening to ‘Tomorrow’ every single day, immersing myself in her wondrous melody and heartfelt lyrics. The song paints a bittersweet, yet beautifully painful experience, leaving the listener wanting to know more about how this heartbreak came to be. Any indie fan will love Josie Oliver’s ‘Tomorrow’ as it hits home with a theme all of us can relate to.