Show Notes
Fear not... We have risen. It's been a couple of months since our last release, but following a Holy weekend we just had to confess something: This is our first Louise episode! But what better place to start than what we believe is her best album to date?! It is of course last year's Confessions.
With co-writes from Jon Shave, Karen Poole, MNEK, Hannah Robinson, Wayne Hector, Miranda Cooper and so many more, this album featuring the cream of the pop song crop blew us away, becoming one of our Albums Of 2025. We haven't stopped playing it or talking about it since its release, so we just had to give it the Track By Track treatment.
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