Ruby Gill’s new single ‘Public Panic Attacks’ is an anthem for the anxious.
Exactly what its title suggests, Gill explores the feeling of having a panic attack in public – her self-deprecating, matter of fact lyrics delivered over lively guitars.
Her voice cuts through with a similar power akin to Sharon Van Etten, while the song itself is an understated earworm.
Listen to the track here:
Photo credit – Al Parkinson
