when all is said and done Amie Blu

• 1 swimming in pity 02:57
• 2 worse 03:06
• 3 missing everything 03:06
• 4 take me as i am 02:34
• 5 legs 03:09
• 6 if i leave 03:15
• 7 get what you give 02:27
• 8 multicolour 03:02
• 9 bite 03:42
• 10 shadow 02:48
• 11 falling to pieces 02:47
• 12 when there's a will there's a way 02:59
• Total Runtime 35:52

Info for when all is said and done

Amie Blu’s debut album, when is all and done, is frank, unassuming yet still somehow richly assured introduction to a remarkable British talent. This is a record drenched in feeling, startlingly capturing love, loss, depression and human connection. Throughout, Amie’s diary-like candour and stop-in-your-tracks vocals are set to a genre-wide palette that’s as fluid – Dijon, Mk.gee – as it is musically sophisticated. Ultimately, when all is said and done is themed around the relationship with the self: a shelter from the storm (inner and outer) that’s vividly rendered in the album’s surreal artwork.

Introducing her debut album, Amie Blu writes: “I struggle to find anything positive in my life and feel this constant weight mentally but also physically. I want to get better and I’m trying to get better, but despite all my efforts, I often still feel the same. This album is such an honest depiction of how I feel and how so many other people feel who struggle with depression.”

That drive to keep going – and follow your instincts – has been apparent in Amie Blu’s growth to date. Born of French heritage in South East London, the 22 year old cut her teeth in community projects growing up – ArtsTrain, Flames Collective – before hustling through music in jobs ranging from youth charities to A&R and publishing (“in every job interview I was clear – I’m never gonna respond to anything else outside of my working hours because it’s not my priority. I’m gonna be an artist”). Having developed her sound across a string of early EPs, a turning point proved to be 2024 mixtape how we lose. Introspective but searingly honest, songs like ‘everything about her’ showed a poetic brand of realism – and accomplished, alternative, soundscapes – way beyond Amie Blu’s years.

when all is said and done has been previewed by a series of acclaimed tracks in 2025. The lo-fi, scuzzy and SZA-approved recent single ‘shadow’ upends a toxic love song to address that aspirational version of the self instead, who you must make peace with. ‘missing everything’, meanwhile, melds upbeat, seemingly feel-good alt-pop with deceptively poignant lyrics about disassociation, and the everyday struggle to be present. Amie Blu’s album-era kicked off with the soaring, yacht-rock singalong ‘swimming in pity’, that emotional stasis where sorrow intersects with self-sabotage. Recorded by Amie and friends in tactile, DIY fashion, the album provides glimpses of light, and even a bit of gallows humour, amidst the dark. Far from an exploration of endings, when all is said and done is the start of something truly special from Amie Blu.

Rich with honesty and unbridled emotion… ready to hit you in the feels” – Rolling Stone UK

“Imbued with feeling…the South London artist is making real waves right now” – CLASH “Rich and raw folk rock, Amie Blu flaunts her sonic diversity and brilliant songwriting” – Wonderland

“Intimate and introspective…songs that are brimming with emotional clarity” – Hunger

“Captivates listeners with her emotional depth and musical maturity” – GRM

“Blending smoky vocals with unfiltered vulnerability…Amie Blu’s music unpacks heartache, healing and self-sabotage with poetic precision” – DIY Magazine

Amie Blu

Amie Blu
is a hotly-tipped 20 year-old singer, songwriter and musician of French heritage based in South East London whoblends R&B, Soul and Pop influences to create a sound that transcends both genres and eras. Amie’s lyricism also showcasesa wisdom and sophistication beyond her years and she already feels every bit a classic songwriter, with an outlook that bothunderstands and speaks to young people today.

This album contains no booklet.