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NEW MUSIC WE LOVE: Lucy Rose’s “All That Fear”

March 3, 2018 Albumism Staff

Artist: Lucy Rose
Song: “All That Fear”
Upcoming Tour: Dates

The lovely Lucy Rose has shared the new video for the piano-fueled "All That Fear," another sublime outtake from her recording sessions for Something’s Changing, which secured the #2 ranking in our list of 2017’s Best Albums.

"My husband Will Morris filmed this in our hotel room in Brisbane using the light coming in from our one window," Rose explains in an official statement. "It was our first night in Australia, I was pretty jetlagged, had no makeup on, unwashed hair and I had nothing to hide. I wanted to show you a side of me that for so long I wouldn’t have shown anyone and a side of me I’ve grown to love. The natural me, the real me."

Watch the video below and read our in-depth interview with her here.

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