Shake The Fire is taken from the Canadian vocalist's forthcoming debut album. Speaking about it, she said:
“'Shake The Fire' is about papa (my grandad), who was a huge supportive force in my music. I remember as a kid showing him my very first song and driving to music lessons listening to Edith Piaf; he was my best friend.
His passing was really hard for my family because he was so invested in me and my siblings. Feeling grief was definitely a time when I came to understand mortality as more than just a word people use. I wrote 'Shake The Fire' while realising that we never really have full control of anything, especially not time.”
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