Suki Waterhouse - I Can't Let Go

While the world may know Suki Waterhouse as a multi-faceted actress and icon, her Sub Pop debut, I Can't Let Go, reveals the artist at her most intimate and unfiltered. Cataloging the formative moments of her life through song, Waterhouse weaves together memories of unrequited love, fits of longing, and snapshots of anxiety into a sound that feels like "dusty old vinyl" found in a vintage shop, yet perfectly suited for a sun-soaked festival stage.

Produced by Brad Cook (Bon Iver, The War on Drugs, Snail Mail), the album is a testament to Suki’s lifelong musical gravity. Drawing inspiration from the raw vulnerability of Fiona Apple and Lucinda Williams, and the "swagger" of 90s greats like Oasis and Garbage, she explores the shadowy areas of her psyche to find what remains when there is nothing left to lose. The result is a lush, atmospheric record that blends well-worn country textures with '90s-style alternative grit.