Maisie Peters

And I've definitely got some of those as well.

But I actually think a lot of the love songs on this album, I mean, Vampire Time, My Regards, Mary Janes, are quite sort of wonky and unique and specific and personal to me.

So I really love that.

And actually, there's a couple of love songs that didn't make...

Fluorescence, the first version of the album that I really love and would love to make the deluxe whenever that comes about.

There's more that didn't, unfortunately, make the whole record, because you can only do so many songs.

But yeah, they're definitely harder to write.

But I will say I found it interesting when I was writing love songs for Fluorescence, a lot of them,

felt very lighthearted, which was cool.

I think, again, a preconception as a love song has to feel very earnest and heavy and deep.

And actually, the songs that I really found myself gravitating towards were writing songs like My Regards that were really fun and sort of sexy and silly.

Yeah, and right and not super serious, which was so fun to do after making...

And in a way, that's, again, maybe a part of my music that will always remain and similar to Goodwitch, which is also not super serious.

That Goodwitch in a more sort of dramatic, insane way.

And I think with Fluorescence, the fun is, yeah, more lighthearted and sort of silly and sexy.

And yeah, sort of, I describe it, it's like a sort of, it's a wry smile.

It's like an eyebrow raised.

He's got a few names.

He actually loves that one.

Yeah, Emoji Man.