One of Poland's finest musical exports over the recent years has made her way to Bristol, and if you're an avid reader of this site then you'll already be familiar with Agata's work. The new release follows on from her politically charged track "For Sale", and once again showcases her vocals bathed in dazzling instrumentation.
"The Bottom" once again highlights the talent the Bristol-based artist has, if you want a new powerful vocalist to check out then Agata might just be perfect for the billing.
We've got some crashing drums that are prominent throughout the track, with symbols shattering and bass drums being whacked a lot, helping to emphasise the emotions Agata is trying to project into the song.
Speaking about the track the singer-songwriter says - "A few years ago I was in a very toxic relationship. My mental health and self-esteem suffered so significantly, and the combination of fear and extreme isolation made it all the harder to reach out for help. It took a lot of strength to leave, and I don’t think at the time I was able to fully process what had happened."
"The Bottom" might just be her best track (sorry if you loved the previous release) as this is highly cinematic and has plenty of strings - which is something we love. All in all, "The Bottom" once again highlights the talent the Bristol-based artist has, if you want a new powerful vocalist to check out then Agata might just be perfect for the billing, if you are on social media you need to keep a close eye on her work, you might just get blown away.