JESS GLYNNE: “I’M READY FOR MY COMEBACK AFTER FIVE YEARS AWAY FROM THE SPOTLIGHT”
In an exclusive interview with PS UK, Grammy-winning singer Jess Glynne opens up about her long-awaited return to the music scene. After a challenging period of personal growth and healing, Glynne is feeling stronger than ever and ready to take on the industry once again.
Glynne candidly admits, “Two years ago, I was a complete mess. I couldn’t even walk out my front door or walk into a crowded room, let alone work or do an interview.” However, she now feels like she’s in a much better headspace, both mentally and physically.
The talented artist took an unexpected break from music, which she describes as frustrating. “Things have changed so much and it’s like learning a whole new industry,” she shares. But after undergoing therapy and working hard on her new project, Glynne finally feels stable in her life and ready to make her mark with her upcoming third album, “JESS”.
Reflecting on her career, Glynne acknowledges the overwhelming nature of her success. “It’s obviously incredible for me, I’m so grateful for everything that happened and is still happening,” she says. From featuring on Clean Bandit’s Grammy Award-winning single “Rather Be” to achieving seven number one hits on the UK’s single charts, her rise to fame was a whirlwind.
However, Glynne reveals that behind the scenes, there were highs and lows. She now realizes that she hasn’t fully revealed her authentic self to the world. “I’ve hidden a lot of aspects about myself due to differing opinions with old teams and my own insecurities. I guess it’s all in personal growth,” she explains.
With her comeback on the horizon, Jess Glynne is ready to show the world the true artist she has become. Stay tuned for more updates on her journey.
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Jess Glynne has finally found the perfect balance between staying true to herself and prioritizing privacy in her personal life. The singer, known for hits like “Hold My Hand” and “Don’t Be So Hard on Yourself,” opens up about the challenges of navigating fame while maintaining a sense of self.
In a recent interview, Glynne acknowledges the constant scrutiny of her personal life, particularly her relationship with former Arsenal player and football pundit, Alex Scott. She admits that while she appreciates the support and celebration, she is still learning how to handle the public nature of her love life. “At this point, I’m in a place where I know what’s mine and what I can keep for myself,” she shares.
Glynne’s latest album, “JESS,” is a testament to her growth as an artist. The lead single, “Enough,” is a raw and vulnerable reflection of her journey. The song was inspired by a deep discussion she had with her songwriters about the struggles of fame and self-worth. Despite her numerous achievements, Glynne reveals that success does not always equate to happiness. “You can be the most successful, rich human being in the world, but it’s still a mental health issue,” she explains.
During the writing process, Glynne initially attempted to recreate the sound that brought her previous success. However, she quickly realized that she needed to let go of the past and embrace her true self. “I need to just be free with it and not chase something I’ve already done,” she says. This realization led her to title the album “JESS,” as a representation of her authenticity as an artist.
Overall, Glynne’s journey of self-discovery and self-acceptance shines through in her latest album. As she continues to navigate the challenges of fame, she remains committed to keeping certain aspects of her life sacred and staying true to herself.
Jess Glynne is ready to make her mark as a true artist with her upcoming album, JESS. In a world where the industry has become diluted, she longs for the real and authentic artists who can captivate audiences for hours on end. Glynne is eager to get back on stage and share her music with the world. Despite feeling nervous about the album’s release, she poured her heart and soul into it and hopes that it will resonate with listeners. JESS will be available on April 26th via EMI Records.
Aaliyah Harry, the associate editor at PS UK, is passionate about writing and giving a voice to the voiceless. She covers a wide range of topics including lifestyle, culture, and beauty. With previous contributions to Refinery29, Grazia UK, and The Voice Newspaper, Aaliyah brings her expertise and storytelling skills to her work.
