The second taster, “Under The Covers”, leans into something softer and more grounded. Built on a sparse, almost hypnotic arrangement, the dreamy track captures the quiet rhythm of a relationship that settles into everyday life. It’s less about big moments and more about the small and familiar ones that slowly start to mean everything. You can hear that feeling throughout, especially in lines like “Under the covers we’re alone sometimes and you’re talking to me about your day”, where nothing much happens, yet everything is there. As Carla puts it, it’s a kind of love “that builds slowly in shared routines, small gestures, and the comfort of being understood without needing to explain yourself… where intimacy shows up in ordinary moments, and understanding becomes its own kind of language between two people.” Watch the accompanying visualizer, created using paintings by Ruth O’Leary, below.

Known for her atmospheric and emotionally ambiguous songwriting, Carla Dal Forno builds her songs from sparse synth textures, pulsing drum machines, stripped back guitar lines and deep bass undertows, with her cool, distant voice floating above it all. Confession follows her 2022 album Come Around, and comes after the 2025 release of “Veselka City Lights” on A Colourful Storm’s compilation Going Back to Sleep… Alongside the announcement, she has also shared the first single, “Going Out”, with a video directed by Hanna Chetwin.