Review: "Mad In The Head" - Flora Fiora
- Kaitlyn Nicole
- 5 hours ago
- 2 min read
Long-term relationships are really hard. Throughout the years, you learn more about each other than you bargain for. Both of you change and grow, and sometimes it's not for the better. Because you've been together so long, you excuse any red flags. However, there's always still an intuitive feeling that tells you to leave. "Mad In The Head" by Flora Fiora explores the explosion of feelings that come along with leaving a toxic long-term romance. There's fear of what is to come, sadness from the loss of a friend, and anger that you wasted so many years on someone who ended up not being who you thought they were.
With angst, frustration and a bit of soul, "Mad In The Head" is what Flora describes as her most vulnerable song yet. It features a stomping beat and distorted guitars, but the biggest star of the show is Flora's emotive, genuine vocals and the lyrics she sings. You can feel the heavy emotion behind every word. Losing someone that you've loved for years, even if it is for the best, is one of the greatest heartaches of all time.
Flora Fiora is a singer/songwriter from a small village in the United Kingdom, Chedworth, Gloucestershire. Proving that where you come from doesn't measure your ability for success, especially in an industry as complicated as music, Flora has been making a significant impact on the indie scene. Mixing genres such a pop, rock and folk, Flora takes inspiration from a mixture of iconic artists such as Olivia Rodrigo, Florence + The Machine, Lizzy McAlpine and Taylor Swift. "Mad In The Head" is her 13th single release over the past 4 years and there is still much more to come. If you loved this recent single, take a dive into the rest of Flora's discography.
Written By Kaitlyn Nicole
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