Billy Lockett’s latest track ‘Every Time You’re High’ cites a diverse range of influences, from alternative folk icon Bon Iver to minimalist piano composer Ludovico Einaudi. The piece moves from a quiet, thoughtful, restrained verse, into an explosively catchy chorus full of jungle-like drumming, which builds up its impact upon each return. As the title suggests, the track is a depiction of addiction, which holds important personal significance to Lockett. The new video that accompanies the track offloads its delicate subject matter into an emotionally-charged, well-shot piece that follows two characters. With a long list of exciting live credits and an upcoming debut album, this is an important release from Lockett. -Dan Peeke