Kelsea Ballerini apologizes on “Sorry Mom”
Kelsea Ballerini is apologizing on her latest single, “Sorry Mom,” from her upcoming album, Patterns, set to release on Oct. 25. Ballerini acknowledged her co-writers — Alysa Vanderheym, Hillary Lindsey, Jessie Jo Dillon, and Karen Fairchild from Little Big Town — for encouraging her to delve into such honest lyrics. She expressed, “Everyone was supportive and urged us to explore our real experiences further,” reflecting in the essence of “Sorry Mom”: pursuing dreams, deviating from traditional paths, embracing life changes, and personal growth.
Ballerini has been candid about her past struggles with perfectionism and people-pleasing, stating that she had to reevaluate her priorities and learn to set boundaries in order to find happiness and authenticity. Songs like “Sorry Mom” showcase this growth and self-discovery through vulnerable and relatable storytelling. The buzz around Ballerini’s upcoming album has been building, with each single released garnering critical acclaim and anticipation from fans. Overall, “Sorry Mom” showcases Kelsea Ballerini at her best: vulnerable, authentic, and unapologetic.
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