Irish Singer-Songwriter ROE Shares Compelling New Single “Cold Feet” From Upcoming Debut Album ‘That’s When The Panic Sets In’

With her debut album That’s When The Panic Sets In set for release on September 23rd, mesmerizing Irish singer-songwriter ROE has shared her latest single “Cold Feet”.

A delicate piano ballad that focuses on one’s insecurities, the lush indie single gradual opens up into an orchestral arrangement, lead by ROE’s soul-touching vocals. Touches of Daughter, Fiona Apple, and Oh Wonder come together as she opens up about her vulnerabilities.

“I wrote Cold Feet about my imposter syndrome”, ROE shares. “Regularly I feel like a stranger in my own body and start to doubt my own actions. It’s difficult to feel like you’re worth something when there’s a voice in the back of your mind saying that you don’t really belong here. It’s also something I struggle talking about with anyone, so I guess this song is my way around that. Every time I play it on stage the fear gets a little smaller.”

Stay tuned for more music, and listen to “Cold Feet” below:

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