Thank you to Underground Music Collective for premiering Ava Earl’s newest single, “The Roses",” the title track off her upcoming album The Roses (out July 23). Produced by JT Nero (Birds of Chicago) and features background vocals by Allison Russell and Awna Teixeira.
People change, circumstances change and, with them, so do friendships. These evolutions can be confusing without proper context, and Ava Earl is here to help us make sense of them with her latest single, “The Roses.” — Underground Music Collective
IN AVA’S WORDS:
“At the time, I was struggling to figure out why our relationship was rocky, and the first part of the song is about me blaming myself. It took me a long time to realize that some people can be part of your life without having control over your emotions,” she said. “I have redefined a lot of friendships in my head just by framing it with the idea that I can have friends for different reasons, and that in some cases, being casual friends is a more beneficial relationship to both people; you don’t have to stay best friends with people just because that’s how it’s always been. Circumstances change, and so do people, and that’s what this song — and the album as a whole — are about.”