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Mollie Coddled Shares New Single ‘The Art Of Falling Apart’
North Yorkshire singer-songwriter Mollie Coddled has released a new single, 'The Art Of Falling Apart', ahead of a forthcoming EP. The track is a candid exploration of mental health, drawing on the artist's experience as a young queer AuDHDer who found acceptance through music, aiming to give voice to listeners who feel similarly overlooked.
Mollie wrote and produced the track herself, with mixing handled by Lee Smith, known for his work with Holly Humberstone, Griff and Chloe Qisha. She has described the song as reflecting her cycles between manic and depressive states, saying it is written for people struggling with everyday routines rather than conventional ideas of success. The single is out now.
In short
- Mollie Coddled releases new single 'The Art Of Falling Apart'
- Self-written and produced track mixed by Lee Smith
- Song explores mental health and manic-depressive cycles
Explained simply
Mollie Coddled is a singer-songwriter from North Yorkshire who writes and produces her own music. She describes herself as queer and AuDHDer, a term used by some people who are both autistic and have ADHD.
The song draws on her experience of changing between manic and depressive states, and on finding acceptance through music. It is intended for people who struggle with everyday routines or feel overlooked, offering context for the forthcoming EP without assuming one path to success fits everyone.
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