American Artists Sweetlove And The Heart Of Offers A Sweet Ballad “Before The Devil Knows You’re Dead”
The American singer Sweetlove joins The Heart Of, to offer us an atmosphere full of tenderness and emotions through her latest single " Before The Devil Knows You're Dead ". The track is an intoxicating ballad exposing the vulnerability of the singer, as the subject of the song is based on a painful experience she has lived. The track is also a therapeutic way for the singer to grieve, while paying tribute to those that left a permanent mark on her life. She explains it in her own words:
“Before The Devil Knows You’re Dead” was written “to send my dear friend Matt Linder into that sweet hereafter with a wind of love at his back. For the first 18 years of my life, until I went away to college, I spent just about every day with him - he was my first friend, my first crush, my first kiss. He was the most beautiful boy I ever saw, and I loved him dearly. Later in his life, he had trouble with mental illness, and getting proper treatment, and he passed away from not having good medical care. I felt really unraveled, like a piece of me had died too.”
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