London-born singer-songwriter Etta Marcus is back with an exciting new single, "Girls Are God's Machines." Accompanying the song is a captivating music video directed by Angela Ricciardi. Etta, who transitioned from being a healthcare professional to a musician, showcased her new track on BBC Radio 1's Future Artists show with Tara Kumar. This song gives us a glimpse of what to expect from her upcoming EP, "Devour."
"Girls Are God's Machines" immediately grabs your attention with its powerful opening. Etta co-wrote the song with Benjamin Francis Leftwich and Josh Scarbrow, who produced the track. The music blends thoughtful lyrics with vibrant sounds, showcasing Etta's unique voice that manages to be both delicate and strong. The result is a listening experience that feels both personal and impactful, highlighting the genuine emotion she pours into her music.
In discussing the creation of the song, Etta mentioned it was unexpectedly healing for her. It surprised me when I wrote it. I wouldn't call myself an angry person, but over the past year, I have been, she shares. Drawing from her feelings of being overlooked, the song addresses issues of misogyny and sexism that resonates deeply. Her lyrics are powerful and demand attention, beautifully illustrating the female experience with honesty and clarity.
The music video adds an extra layer to the song, featuring stunning visuals that reflect the intensity and thoughtfulness of the music. The combination of sound and imagery creates a memorable experience that lingers long after watching it for the first time.