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"  Photo: Andrew Whitton For Lissie, music is meant to create a personal connection between the musician and the listener. At least that&amp;#039;s what she was aiming for when crafting her second album, Back to Forever. &amp;quot;I want to make people feel good, hopeful, and comforted by knowing we all go through some stuff,&amp;quot; she told us. &amp;quot;But we process it, move on, and become wiser and better because of it.&amp;quot; For Back to Forever, out October 8 on Fat Possum, Lissie reflected on her past relationships and how the tumult between two people can affect them going forward. &amp;quot;When writing the songs about romantic conflict, it was so cathartic to write from a more well-rounded view,&amp;quot; she noted. &amp;quot;I could see where I had stood and what I&amp;#039;d done in relationships. I could see both sides of the situation.&amp;quot;  &amp;quot;The Habit,&amp;quot; which you can stream exclusively below, is one of the album&amp;#039;s standout numbers, a surging indie-rock song that centers on this very idea of heartache. Lissie penned it in London during the year and half she spent working on the new album.  &amp;quot;I had dated an English guy for about a year and although we&amp;#039;d been broken up for a year or so, when I&amp;#039;d come to London to write, we would hang out,&amp;quot; she explained. &amp;quot;Then we&amp;#039;d end up sort of getting back together. He&amp;#039;s an absolutely amazing person but all the reasons we broke up would resurface and then it was like we were back to where we started. We couldn&amp;#039;t quit each other and the only way to quit was just to stop seeing one another.&amp;quot; Sound like something you can relate to? Grab some tissues with your headphones...      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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