Scottish singer-songwriter Alex Amor has just released her latest single 'Avalanche',  a new glimpse of her forthcoming debut album 'Heavenly Bodies'.

Led by layered guitars, gauzy harmonies and sweeping soft-rock arrangements, 'Avalanche' unfolds with a slow-building sense of release. Pairing melodic warmth and muted dream-pop textures with intimate songwriting, Amor documents the clarity that arrives just before a relationship falls apart.

Speaking on the release of 'Avalanche', Alex Amor said: "'Avalanche' is about the unsettling moment in a relationship where something has shifted, but only one of you is willing to see it. While you’re starting to recognise it for what it is, the other person is still holding on, almost wilfully ignoring the cracks. The idea of an avalanche felt like the perfect metaphor. It’s not necessarily about destruction, it’s about release. It’s what happens when pressure has been building for too long and can’t be contained anymore. It’s sudden, overwhelming, and sometimes painful, but it clears everything out. And in that aftermath, there’s a kind of clarity - you can finally see things as they really are.”

The debut album 'Heavenly Bodies', which is released next month, weaves together celestial imagery, spirituality, and the vast emotional terrain of human connection, reflecting Amor’s fascination with cosmic symbolism and the belief that personal experiences mirror the rhythms of the universe.

'Heavenly Bodies' signals the arrival of a bold and fully realised artistic voice - one unafraid to explore the space between earthly emotion and something far more infinite.