Connie Goodrich Drops Debut EP Failing For Answers And It Hurts So Good
Strikingly honest and emotionally raw.
Connie Goodrich is out here baring her soul and probably yours too. The London-based singer-songwriter just released her debut EP Failing For Answers, and it’s basically a late-night diary entry dressed up in folk-pop shimmer. Four tracks, all vulnerability and soft gut-punches, like she’s handing you her heart in lowercase letters.
Sad Girl Folk With Bite
Think Lizzy McAlpine meets Gracie Abrams but with Connie’s own spin — acoustic warmth, delicate vocals, and lyrics that sting because they’re a little too relatable. The title track Failing For Answers hits hardest, while Cold Hands, Warm Heart feels like that fleeting hug you can’t stop replaying in your head. By the time Going on 29 rolls in, you’re spiraling in the best way.
For Your Next Emotional Spiral
The whole EP plays like a soundtrack for messy growing pains, identity crises, and loving people who might not deserve it. It’s mellow, it’s cinematic, and it doesn’t try too hard — which is exactly why it sticks. Connie isn’t hiding behind big production or overdone hooks. She’s telling you stories straight from the pit of her chest.
One To Watch
Yeah, she’s brand new, but Failing For Answers doesn’t feel like a first step. It feels lived-in, like she’s been quietly writing these songs for years and finally let them go. File this under “sad indie girl music” you’ll want looping all autumn.
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