Scottish new-soul singer Joesef strikes for the heart on his creamy-yet-crunchy track, “Shower.” Peeling back the layers of hurt, the artist explains that each song on his album Permanent Damage is “about fighting in the street on the way home, kissing in the taxi, having nothing to say in the morning … holding grief in your hands and carrying it with you indefinitely.  There is a permanence in what we went through together and it’s affected the way I carry myself and the way I see the world. It's about grieving for a version of myself that I don’t think I’ll ever be able to get back.”