London-based singer-songwriter Liam Higgins returns with a personal new single, “No Hill I’d Rather Die On”. It stands as a meditation on identity, home, and emotional renewal. Serving as a standout track from his forthcoming EP Through The Wild, the song is a moving tribute to the places and feelings that shape us, offering a quietly powerful reflection on the journey back to where it all began.
Written after a return to his childhood home following a year spent in the city, Higgins captures the dissonance between urban detachment and the raw clarity of familiar ground. Framed around a clever reworking of a well-worn phrase, “No Hill I’d Rather Die On” trades conflict for grounding—a hill not to fight on, but to belong to. The result is a track that feels both intimate and expansive, woven with gentle instrumentation, evocative lyricism, and a vocal performance that aches with honesty.
The single echoes the stylings of artists like Tom Odell, Hozier, and James Bay, blending cinematic folk-pop with soul-searching depth. With its balance of warmth and melancholy, “No Hill I’d Rather Die On” captures that universal moment of returning home—only to discover that you’ve found more than just a place. You’ve found yourself again.
As Higgins continues to carve out his space in the indie-folk landscape, this latest release showcases an artist who is not only refining his craft but digging deeper into his story. Through The Wild is set to be a journey of reflection, resilience, and rediscovery and “No Hill I’d Rather Die On” is its first emotional summit.
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