Billie Eilish‘s new song, “Six Feet Under”, is released on Darkroom/Interscope Records.
14-year-old artist Billie Eilish is just a teen but she is about to shine bright in 2016, and probably long after… Following up on her debut single “Ocean Eyes”, which gathered more than 11 million streams all over the world in a minute, the Los Angeles songstress has just returned with a brand new song titled “Six Feet Under”. This release marks her debut on Darkroom/Interscope (Does it really surprise you that she got a label deal with so many streams?).
Produced by her older brother Finneas, “Six Feet Under” is a graceful ballad with a haunting melody. Dealing with the dawn of a relationship and teenage romance, the track draws a surprisingly dark parallel with death, as its title suggests it. Funny thing, the track starts with “Help, I lost myself again” which will maybe remind you of Sia‘s gloomy track “Breathe” (“Help, I have done it again “), a song particularly important in the HBO series titled… Six Feet Under.
About her heartbreak ballad, Billie Eilish explained:
Listen to Billie Eilish‘s “Six Feet Under” and check the lyrics below.
Help, I lost myself again
But I remember you
Don’t come back, at home and well
But I wish you told me to
Our love is six feet under
I can’t help but wonder
If our grave was water, by the rain
‘Cause once was blue
‘Cause once was blue
Again
We trace my lips
You raise your touch
You talk too much for me
But all well like smoking air
How can you die carelessly?
Our love is six feet under
I can’t help but wonder
If our grave was water, by the rain
‘Cause once was blue
‘Cause once was blue
Again
They’re playing our song
They’re letting us die tonight
And all of these clouds pulling us back to life
It’s cool as the night
Six feet under
I can’t help but wonder
If our grave was water, by the rain
Uuh uuh uuh
Uuh uuh uuh
Again
Help, I lost myself again
But I remember you
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![Even if Caitlin Brown grew up in the “the UK’s sunniest town”, for what it’s worth, the musician and producer’s childhood was no picnic. As a young neuro-divergent and LGBTQ+ person, their coming of age was marked by isolation and boredom. Their music project, pinkpirate, was a way to overcome these feelings. Following a series of self-released tracks, including the successful “Nowhere” in 2021, Brown is now readying the release of their new EP, i don’t want to grow up boring, out in September via [PIAS] Recordings. After “Do You Want It All?”, they just unveiled a new track off the project, “Daisy”, which was also co-produced by Bullion. It comes with a Theo Batterham-directed video, shot in the LGBTQ+-friendly city of Brighton, with their partner.
“I started writing ‘Daisy’ when my girlfriend joked about me writing a song for her within the first few weeks of our relationship,” stated Brown about the track which depicts a positive queer romance. “I wanted to try and capture the innocence of a brand new relationship, especially within a WLW relationship that is often seen in a sexualised or demonised way.”
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