Jessica Wilde has to date collaborated with Rudimental and Emeli Sande among others and had her music on several BBC radio stations, including BBC Radio 1. She’s also been interviewed by The Independent and featured by the likes of Wonderland. Today, she’s released her new single “Down To Earth”, which is very much a ‘transition’ song; Wilde’s inner conversation amping herself to be in her new found strength, ready to bring it back down to earth when shit hits the fan and stay grounded in her power and authenticity, knowing that when she stays true to herself she can handle anything life throws at her. Produced by Callum George, this vibey track grooves textures of live feeling drums and bass layered with electronic undertones, carried by Wilde’s husky, distinct and sensual vocals.

The track is the sixth to be lifted from Wilde’s raw, confessional concept album, a truly unique project, with each song a diary entry taking us on a journey through addiction and toxic relationships to self- empowerment and living sober. The album has so far gained support from tastemakers such as Jack Saunders on BBC Radio 1 and CLASH Magazine.

Jessica says of the new single: “Down to Earth’ reflects the big shifts I made in my life over the last few years…a big part of that being going sober…It’s my inner voice amping me stay In my new found inner power and ready to bring back it down to Earth when shit hits the fan and keep grounded in my power.”

Give “Down To Earth” a listen below and for more information on Jessica Wilde, give her page a like on Facebook follow her on Twitter and Instagram.