The new track from our favourite Aussie-in-London Cloves is a thing of simple, heart-swelling beauty. 'Everybody's Son' is drawn from the XIII - out 23rd November - and as on the other two tender ballads we've heard from her record, 'Frail Love' and 'Don't You Wait', Cloves grows in confidence throughout, this time aided by the twang of lilting acoustic guitars. Penned with superstar songsmith Justin Parker - who wrote 'Video Games' with Lana Del Rey, no biggie - and produced by Rich Cooper (currently crushing it with Billie Marten and Josef Salvat) 'Everybody's Son' is Cloves at her raw and emotionally frayed finest. You could lose days just listening to those heavenly chords over and over. - DC