Let's Eat Grandma. Photo by El Hardwick.
2018 saw the release of I'm All Ears by Let's Eat Grandma, the experimental pop duo of the then-teenage friends Jenny Hollingworth and Rosa Walton. Supremely confident and utterly unique (think Lorde mixed with disco-leaning synthwave), the music was forward-thinking enough to boast two production credits from SOPHIE.
After a few years of silence, LEG are back with "Hall of Mirrors," an ornate meditation on queer love that never loses its sweetness. It's a timely reminder that no other new act have managed to even approximate their sound, where synthesizers climb to peaks of unbridled passion few can reach.
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Rosa Walton described her intentions for the song's music video in a press statement. “I wanted to use the setting of a fairground at night to describe the dizziness, intensity and excitement of being with a woman I had strong feelings for, and the hall of mirrors as a metaphor for discovering and exploring parts of myself that I was bringing to life. In some ways it’s reflective and almost secretive, journeying through confusing and difficult emotions, but I also wanted Hall of Mirrors to be a euphoric song that conveys clarity, confidence, and ultimately joy.”
