I Butcher Babies tornano con il loro nuovo potente singolo “Lost In Your Touch”, prodotto da Howard Benson, che segna la seconda uscita dal loro prossimo album tramite Judge & Jury Records. Unendo vulnerabilità emotiva e intensità travolgente, il brano è un capitolo fondamentale dell'album, che è una sorta di lettera d'amore molto personale alla cantante Heidi Shepherd, dove riflette sulle esperienze, le relazioni, le delusioni amorose e le lezioni imparate a fatica che l'hanno plasmata negli ultimi 25 anni. È un disco che parla di riflessione su se stessi e crescita, che onora il suo passato e allo stesso tempo abbraccia la forza e la chiarezza di chi è diventata oggi.

https://ffm.to/lostinyourtouch

Questo il video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ZcZNRWKCdI

Heidi Shepherd dichiara:

"10 years ago, I watched the love of my life fall in love with someone else. I watched him fill my shoes with another girl's touch. She slowly took my place in the late-night phone calls and early morning coffee. He replaced "us" with her name on his lips. I bent between this new reality and the past that my body and heart so desperately wanted back. As I watched this unfold, I couldn't help but wonder if they shared the same, deep emotional bond we once shared, and if 'she gets lost in his touch like I do'. This song brings me back to those heartbreaking moments alone; reflecting, growing, and finding myself again. I don't take a love like that for granted now. It's special, and deserves to be put on a pedestal. Recording this song with Howard was really special. From the get go, he understood the emotion and story behind the lyrics. We both knew this song was going to be special, and treated it with the emotional sensitivity needed to not just hear the song, but to feel it."

Howard Benson aggiunge: "I gravitated to this song immediately because of the vulnerability of the lyrics. To me, as a producer, if I can get lyrics like this that I know the vocalist will deliver.. like Heidi delivers the emotions in this song ... that's so critical to the track connecting."