by SMF·December 15, 2019

As the title (“Lose Control”) suggests, this song is premised on the idea of the singer ‘losing control’. And within the context of the song, this notion seems to point specifically to her sometimes being overtaken by emotions and becoming ‘destructive’, i.e. spazzing or losing her grip on sanity. And the addressee reads as if it is her romantic interest. So what she is asking this individual is if he would support her when she is overtaken by such an unfavorable disposition. 

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And conclusively, we can say the singer suffers a condition akin to an anxiety disorder. And when she does descend into this state, she is asking her lover to stay by her side and help her overcome it. Indeed she feels that his love is something she ‘needs’ in order to best this situation.

Quick Facts about “Lose Control”

Meduza is a group of three producers from Italy, and the Goodboys are likewise three musicians from London. So it is actually Becky Hill, a singer from the UK, who drops the vocals on this tune.

“Lose Control” was written by the members of Meduza (L.D. Gregorio, M. Vitale and S. Giani). The trio wrote the song along with one of the Goodboys (Joshua Grimmett) as well as an independent artist named Connor Manning and Becky Hill herself.

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And the track was produced by Meduza, along with an additional shoutout being given to L. D. Gregorio.

“Lose Control” charted in approximately 20 countries, most notably scoring a number 1 on Billboard’s Dance Club Songs chart in the United States.

And it has also been certified Silver in the United Kingdom. In Britain, “Lose Control” made it into the Top 20 on the UK Singles Chart.

The music video to “Lose Control”, which was filmed in Turkey, was directed by a pair known as the Grandmas.