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from the album Baby I'm Your Star

Abbie Ozard · Baby I'm Your Star · Song · 2026

Song · Abbie Ozard · 2024

Abbie Ozard · Song · 2024

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Released to critical applause from the likes of The Times, The Independent, Dork, The Line of Best Fit, Clash Magazine, The Fader, Notion, Hunger and more, 2024's full-length debut, everything still worries me saw British artist Abbie Ozard explode into the national scene. Ozard built upon a growing profile with a number of headlining UK shows, a European Union tour opening slot for Briston Maroey and a run of the regional festival circuit that included her debut at Glastonbury. everything still worries me's highly-anticipated follow-up, Baby I'm Your Star EP is slated for an August 21. 2026 release. The EP will include the perviously released "Backbone," which continues a run of material that has received airplay on Jack Saunders' and Huw Stephens' BBC 1 Radio shows, as well as BBC Introducing Track of the Week, and Abbie McCarthy's and Chris Hawkins' BBC Radio 6 shows. "Baby I'm Your Star," the EP's title track and latest single is a rousingly anthemic tune that sees Ozard pairing open-armed, earnest lyricism and her soaring vocal with swirling and chiming guitar textures and her unerring knack for bombastic, festival friendly hooks and choruses. But underneath the rousingly bombastic catharsis is song that touches upon the sensation of faking-it-'til-you-make-it and wanting to be heard and understood. I guarantee most of us have been there at some point or another -- including right now. “‘Baby I’m Your Star’ is about trying to convince yourself you're as confident as you want everyone else to think you are," Ozard explains. "On the surface it’s cocky and playful, but underneath it comes from wanting to be heard and believed in. The song plays with the tension between ego and self-doubt, and the idea that sometimes confidence is something you have to perform before you fully believe it. It feels like a defiant moment for me, but there's still plenty of vulnerability hiding underneath.” Directed by Jack Hartley, the accompanying, mischievous video for "Baby I'm Your Star" features an aging guy out in the countryside, trying to stargaze -- during the day, eventually coming upon Ozard, strolling through the countryside.