Following a quieter period, Manchester-born Pip Millett returns with 'Soon Enough', delivering the soulful, emotionally candid R&B she has become known for. Opening with 'Forgive me for the shame…', the track immediately sets a confessional tone as she reflects on regret, heartbreak and the cycle of searching for validation in the wrong places. Her raspy, unmistakably soulful vocal sits firmly at the forefront, carrying the weight of the song while the instrumentation remains deliberately understated in the background. That balance makes 'Soon Enough' feel intimate and almost conversational, particularly as she asks, 'was it good last night / did he treat you right?' The vulnerability is striking, as she confronts drinking, empty encounters and the desire to finally break old patterns. It’s a beautifully raw return, with Pip Millett’s voice doing most of the emotional heavy lifting.