Lewis Capaldi brings a deeply emotional sentiment with "Love The Hell Out Of You," a new single inspired by the powerful feeling of loving someone and feeling loved back. Capaldi wrote the song with Michael Pollack, Philip Plested, Thomas Barnes, Peter Kelleher and Benjamin Kohn. Produced by TMS, Lewis Capaldi and Chris Bishop, it continues Capaldi's tendency to put his music at the core of feelings that are both immediate and human.
"Love The Hell Out Of You" captures the intensity of loving someone so much that the feeling becomes overwhelming, while also showing the relief of being loved by someone whose presence helps lift some of the weight you've been carrying. It offers relief, support, and a feeling of being understood.
The song's emotional focus is especially fitting in a film soundtrack, where music can amplify the emotions surrounding a story and its characters, which is why its tie with "It Ends With Us" works so well. Capaldi's contribution lends the soundtrack a personal quality, but also functions as a song in its own right about the complicated comfort of loving and being loved.
"Love The Hell Out Of You" captures the intensity of giving yourself completely to another person, while acknowledging the profound effect that real love can have in return. The track is another emotional outpouring from Capaldi, bringing an intimate touch to the It Ends With Us soundtrack.
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