I never dreamed of the white wedding like so many other girls. I didn’t think I was the marrying kind. Instead, I imagined I’d embark on a series of torrid affairs. But then I met a charming American who turned my world upside down, and here we are. So I definitely relate to Molly Millington’s latest indie-pop single, “Foreign Accent.”
“’Foreign Accent’ is about doing things you usually wouldn’t purely because the ways it’s presented is not what you’re used to,” she explained. “For example, saying yes to a marriage proposal because you’re in another country and everything seems more exciting and romantic but then remembering when you get home that you actually don’t believe in marriage and possibly might not even be into men.”
Expect more songs inspired by Molly’s overseas travels and the lessons she learned abroad when her next EP drops later this year.
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People speak a lot of teen angst, but I think for many people their 20s are more tumultuous. It’s a time when you’re expected to be an adult, but you’re still trying to figure so much out. You have more freedom than you did in your teen years, but that gives you so much more space to make mistakes. You might grow from those mistakes, but they can also sting. Music can be a salvation during those challenging years, both for artists and their listeners. That time might be far behind me, but I can’t resist music that explores an artist’s coming of age. 
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