Ella Aslin - 'Ruin me!'

Following on from previous single 'Be With Her' - Ella Aslin returns with new single 'Ruin me!'.

Exploring the frustrations of loving someone and not being able to tell them how your truly feel. It was written after falling in love with a close friend who was in a relationship at the time. The song reflects that deep feeling of longing and guilt someone feels in those moments of love. Ticking the boxes of the story telling of Taylor Swift and the subtle dream pop of Phoebe Bridgers - this track explores a guitar driven pop sound that is very much on the mark at the moment.

Great things to come from this artist.

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WTHB OnlineSeptember 11, 2026Single Review, Reviews