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Métro ligne 3 – feutre, format 53 x 60 mm, carnet n° 109, 21 mai 2016
Paris, 2023
Låpsley remembers that fateful day in Montpellier on her latest single, 'Ligne 3.'
Taking its name from part of the French city's tram system, the British singer paints her heartbreak in shadowy, sombre hues as she recounts the 'Letters scattered on the floor/ Pictures thrown against the wall,’ her pitch-shifted vocal mirroring her helplessness.
Holly Fletcher says about the track (via Consequence of Sound):
‘I wrote it a few days after I split up with my ex-boyfriend [...] It’s about the complexity of a break up and actually I wanted to paint a picture of the day that we broke up – the things that were said and what went down. It’s about the realisation that you don’t just fall out of love with someone, that’s not how life works.’
Låpsley’s These Elements EP is out now.
- Bianca B.
Entrée du métro Parmentier – feutre, carnet n° 109, 14 juin 2016
Quai de la ligne 3 direction Gallieni, station République – feutre, carnet n° 109, 31 mai 2016
Paris, 2023