Jamaican-born, London-based artist Denai Moore is back after two years with some brand new music. The singer-songwriter's highly emotive debut, Elsewhere, released back in 2015, was well-received in the spheres of soul and folk-pop and proved she was much more than just a SBTRKT feature act. Now, she feels ready to take on the world. "I think I'm a better version of myself now that I've made this record," Denai Moore says of her impending second album, We Used To Bloom. "It would've been so much easier if I had just done a really simple record, but there's no point in making something if you're not trying to become a better 'you' by the end of it."
Following the LP's first single, "Trickle", last month, Denai now shares its second cut: "Does It Get Easier?", a gospel-inflected lament on "not knowing the element of life." She added, "This song was probably the most rewarding song to finish for this album. Lyrically, it means a lot to me." Listen to "Does It Get Easier?" exclusively above. The cover art and tracklisting for We Used To Bloom (due out June 16) can be found below.
Tracklisting:
1. Let It Happen
2. Desolately Devoted
3. Trickle
4. Twilight
5. Do They Care?
6. Leave It Up To You
7. Bring You Shame
8. Does It Get Easier?
9. Poor Person
10. All The Way (featuring Kwabs)
