See Yourself in Laura Elliott's "Caroline"

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If you're in need of an enchanting harmonic tune to clear your mind and clear your skin, look no further than Laura Elliott's "Caroline." Her second single is giving us a major throwback to early Norah Jones. What's both said and unsaid by her makes the song a major player in our winter playlist.

Embossed in what's beginning to seem like her signature swirling harmonies, "Caroline" takes listeners on a journey into the singer's mind. Elliott's vulnerability is on full display as she uses it as a tool of intimacy. She said this of the song, "Caroline is a really personal song to me. It's basically about all the things that scare me, friendships, relationships, my past, mental health. I think it's a song that a lot of people will be able to relate to."

We think so too. Listen to "Caroline" below:

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