There is such a clear drive in this song that feels energising and emotional, like a song that helps you release how you’re really feeling, but comforts you in that ambiguity rather than lets you get swallowed by it. Jade’s voice, blended with the angelic ringing of the harmonies and vocal effects, sits so lightly on top of the light grungey foundation made in the bass and guitars. The song comes from a personal place of exhilaration and fear and joy that comes connected with falling in love.”The Stranger That Wasn’t Bad” has such a cinema to the textures and melodies written by Jade, it feels truly injected with all the tumultuous emotions she experienced in this vital period with another person.