Kenzie May – Never Find Another

Kenzie May’s followup to last year’s Skeleton Key EP continues her run of addictive, relatable RnB releases. Never Find Another uses Kenzie’s beautifully dusky vocals to narrate another tale of loss and love, this time from the point of view of a jilted, but defiant, ex-lover.

“The whole thing’s a little tongue-in-cheek,” the singer explains. “The concept that you’re unique like a snowflake and no one will ever come close to being as interesting, as wild, as good between the sheets, at making them laugh as hard, whatever it is… it’s pretty ridiculous. Will they find happiness with someone else? Probably, but I guess I’m a romantic in the sense that in love, I do fall into this headspace where – at least in my mind – I’m giving it all, and the thought of someone ever being capable of loving this person as wholly as I do is laughable. It’s disillusioning, but it’s kind of beautiful to become enamoured with the idea of love and soulmates and really live in this reality where what you have with someone is something that can never be recreated or experienced that way again. Never Find Another is maybe more of an affirmation than a straight fact, it’s one of the things you tell yourself when you’re living in those moments of nostalgia for love lost. It’s not necessarily ‘I am okay’, it’s ‘I will be okay.'”