Cara Delevingne has unveiled “Need It,” a high-energy new song co-written with the talented Fiona Apple. This latest release sees Delevingne reprising the dance-forward, percussive direction from her prior single “Out of my Head,” with “Need It” featuring Delevingne’s voice broken in fragments as synths throb like shards of metal. The chopped-and-screwed approach reaches its apex during the bridge, where a variety of fractured sounds arrive in a flurry and directly compete with one another. Throughout, Delevingne rattles off commands both literal and metaphorical — “Marrow me, bone me/ Tempt me, tease me,” she sings — eventually revealing that she “just wants to be of use to you.”
In addition to co-writing the track with Apple, Delevingne also helmed “Need It” with Sylvan Esso’s Amelia Meath, Bon Iver producer BJ Burton, Tommy King, and Victoria Ryann Zaro. It was produced by Delevingne and Burton. The track serves as Delevingne’s second collaboration with Apple; she previously sang backing vocals on Apple’s 2020 album Fetch the Bolt Cutters.
Delevingne has expressed her admiration for Apple, stating, “She’s an absolute savant when it comes to portraying emotion and melody and lyric, and she was a big supporter of this album.” The song is a “dance banger” that the duo wrote over text through Post-It notes that they would send each other.
“Need It” is the latest offering from Delevingne’s still-unannounced debut album, which is slated to arrive later this summer. She previously shared a pair of tracks, “I Forgot” and “Out of my Head.” Delevingne has a few shows booked to support her new musical endeavor; she’ll play Baby’s All Right in New York and will perform at the New York edition of All Things Go in September. Fans can get tickets to see Cara Delevingne perform live, showcasing her unique blend of music and energy.
In conclusion, Cara Delevingne’s “Need It” is an exciting new release that showcases her growing talent as a musician. With its infectious beat and emotive lyrics, the song is sure to resonate with fans of Delevingne and Fiona Apple alike. As Delevingne continues to work on her debut album and prepares for her upcoming live performances, it’s clear that she’s a rising star in the music industry, and her future projects are highly anticipated. With her unique sound and style, Cara Delevingne is definitely an artist to watch in the coming months.
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