Hailee Steinfeld wanted to “touch” the vulnerability of her sinner with a new release of poems

Hailee Steinfeld He returns to music – not with Splashi pop return, but with something deeper, darker and more personal. Her new single, “dangerous” Set to release 18 April In addition to the film of sinners and its soundtreet, marks its first music offer in two years per soil. This time, however, it’s not just about music. It is about connecting your identity as an actor and artist in a single inserted cinematographic universe.

The sin that produced Ryan Coogler is a supernatural thriller set in post-world war and America, in the double role of Michael B. Jordana, and Steinfelded as Maria, a woman trapped in the storm of longing and moral conflict. For Steinfeld, the emotional core of Mary gave her a unique creative entry point. “Mixing music and acting like it feels like the greatest expression of who I am,” she shared.

The song “Dangerous” is sitting in that space. Steinfeld helped her shaped together with the conquest of the Oscar-conquering Composer Ludwig Goransson and hit the Sarah Aarons texts. Track impulses with tribal drums and eerie textures, guide tension and desire that defines a complicated relationship of her character with Jordan’s beam.

“I wanted to receive Mary’s deep desire to be with a stack … not always admitting what a dangerous position that puts them,” she said.

That emotional complexity is what Steinfeld leaned in vocalist, using his performance to express what her character can never say aloud. The result feels raw and honest – something that is not always found in previous musical efforts.

Decader later, the music is still important

It’s been almost 10 years since Steinfeld fell “love myself,” her debut single who did waves for her self-digit message. But after several projects of propulsion projects and pauses to focus on film and TV, sinners gave her a reason to return to the studio. “I wouldn’t call it back,” she says. “It’s about returning to the truth.”

In addition to artists like Rod Wave, Don Toliver, James Blake and Brittany Howard is also presented on a sound record, sinners are already shaped as a musical-difficult cinematological experience. For Steinfeld, although, “dangerous” is not just a song. It is a declaration that vulnerability can be its own type of power.