Pip Millett’s highly anticipated debut album When Everything Is Better, I’ll Let You Know is out today via Dream Life. Exploring themes of personal struggle and mental health, Pip Millett’s vulnerability encapsulates her innermost thoughts and feelings across 17 heart-felt tracks. Her transparency is evident on every song, showing her growth and the maturity in her thought-provoking and relatable songwriting.
The Manchester artist also reveals a new KC Locke video for single ‘My Way’ to accompany the release. Pip further champions taking charge on ‘My Way’, a track about regaining control and doing things on her terms after accepting the pain of the past. Amongst the vibrancy of the production from Eg White & Fred Cox, Pip celebrates being empowered by her new sense of confidence. The visuals see Pip take to the open streets with a horse, a symbol of her freedom as she enters into a chapter of independence in her life.
Poised as a generational titan, anointed in an ethereal amalgamation of R&B and soul, Pip Millett is every bit the artist of those who came before her, demonstrating glimmers of her potential across the 17 tracks that sit on this debut. Throughout When Everything Is Better, I'll Let You Know, Pip acknowledges her personal growth, now coping healthily with anxiety and depression, as well as overcoming trauma. Harrowing, brooding, and reflexive, Pip excels with ease, radiating maturity, despite her age.
With the eyes of both the industry and the UK firmly on her, Pip Millett continues to garner attention across the loudest of publications alongside major support across BBC R1, Xtra and 6Music – underlining the sense of an extremely special artist forging her own lane. On When Everything Is Better, I’ll Let You Know she proves that blossoming authentically and true-to-form is a concoction that audiences are yearning for more of, defining herself as a thrillingly potent and compelling artist, able to balance mainstream appeal on BBC R1 with critical appreciation from the likes of Mary Anne Hobbs, Benji B and Gilles Peterson. Once released, she’ll prove that all of her talents and industry-nods are only the beginnings of the next homegrown legacy act in the making.
