Foxes Q&A: On New Album 'All I Need,' Love Advice & Surviving a Breakup

After establishing herself with empowering anthems like "Clarity" with Zedd and "Right Here" with Rudimental, as well as issuing her gorgeous debut LP Youth, British pop singer Foxes didn't expect to release an album that was all about love. Make no mistake, however: the recently released All I Need is far from a gooey ode to romance.

Foxes' sophomore LP stands out for telling stories that detail the complicated middle section of relationships when one isn't in love but isn't out of love, and has to navigate that complex space. The singer moves from being ready to leave someone on "Feet Don't Fail Me Now" to begging them to stay on "If You Leave Me Now," moving through a slew of different moods and feelings, as one often does at the end of a relationship.

Fuse got to go in-depth with Foxes about her new album and talked all things love, along with classic pop albums and when we'll see her in America next.