Laufey, the Icelandic singer known for themes of yearning and unrequited love, has released her third studio album, 'A Matter Of Time,' which explores new emotional depths and blends her signature jazz and classical style with more pop elements.

Other standout tracks such as 'Silver Lining' and 'Tough Luck' showcase her musical versatility, blending jazz, pop, and experimental sounds, with 'Silver Lining' emphasizing emotional liberation and humor.

The album also features cinematic interludes like 'Cuckoo Ballet (Interlude),' which is serene but considered incomplete, and 'Carousel,' a whimsical yet repetitive exploration of self-doubt in love.

Laufey’s songwriting often touches on vulnerability, with songs like 'Snow White' addressing beauty standards and insecurities, and 'Too Little, Too Late' offering a melancholic breakup perspective.

Her twin sister Junia plays a significant creative role, contributing to album art, music videos, merchandise, and playing violin on some tracks, emphasizing their close collaboration.

Laufey’s influences include Neil Young, which is reflected in softer tracks like 'Shining' and 'Rock ’n’ Roll,' blending acoustic and bluesy guitar elements.

Despite her success, Laufey faces challenges with social media and online scrutiny, but she remains committed to her artistic integrity and authentic expression.

Her confident, bold personality is evident, exemplified by her confrontational incident with gossiping fans, reinforcing her pop star attitude.

Overall, 'A Matter Of Time' is a collection of emotionally honest, musically diverse songs that showcase Laufey’s growth as an artist, blending vulnerability with confidence and experimentation.

She describes this album as her most free and confident work, created from emotional honesty rather than educational intent, addressing feelings of anxiety, insecurity, and self-discovery.

The album features a diverse tracklist including notable songs like 'Clockwork,' 'Lover Girl,' 'Castle in Hollywood,' 'Forget-Me-Not,' and 'Snow White,' each exploring different facets of love and self-reflection.

Highlights include the opening track 'Clockwork,' which uses clock sounds and a catchy beat, and 'Lover Girl,' known for its memorable chorus and charming music video.