At twenty-two years of age, despite a career already full of successes, Delta Goodrem is now back with a new perspective on her own career. Following her two massively successful albums – ‘Innocent Eyes’ (2003) and ‘Mistaken Identity’ (2004), which spawned a quick succession of hit singles on the Australian and international charts (most notably topping the charts in the UK and Japan) – Delta took a break from the intense media scrutiny to find time to breathe again and discover a new way forward. “There were a lot of things going on in my life, and I felt a lot of pressure of as a result of the attention I was receiving. Whilst I was grateful for all the support I received, it was a very strange experience for me to live out a lot of personal issues that I faced. I felt it was really important to shed a lot of that baggage and embrace the future. I needed to make some changes and bring the focus of attention back to my music,” she says earnestly. Delta is very proud of this new album and feels it’s a great representation of where and who she is at the moment, “It feels like I’ve turned the corner and everything in front of me is super-exciting, and I’m just looking forward to people hearing my music again.”