Produced in collaboration with Disclosure, this track is brimming with dreamy, ethereal rhythm that is both modern and reminiscent of classic R&B. Beyond being the track that dance clubs deserve with its amazing tempo, the lyrics are what really make this song stand out.
This song is essentially the narrator refusing to do all of the emotional labour it takes to build the one they're seeing into a better person, instead demanding that the one they're interested in figures themself out and matures on their own before they'll give them their whole heart. It's a great reminder for a generation of women who are often taught to settle with someone in hopes that they'll eventually change. It doesn't say that you can't love a person who's not quite right for you yet, but it does say that it is their job to grow on their own before they are worthy of you.