“She’s coming out of Hibernation into this strong version of herself,” Woodes reveals. “I’m putting Woodes in a fantasy utopia. I've been working on this music whilst living in America, surrounded by film and storytelling. I've always created in those immersive spaces, and it feels like I'm right where I need to be" “I see the trailer for the Woodes movie in my head,” she smiles. “It’s a grand vision of the legends before us and going after your dream. It’s gritty and immediate.” "I've had discussions with women where my songs have become their anthems, it's truly one of the most special connections I've experienced, knowing my music could be heard in that way. War Cry was taking that and putting way more logs on top of the fire. I'd just watched a television show called 'Maid' and saw some of my own experiences and some of my friends' experiences reflected back. It made me so angry. “Abuse doesn’t have to be physical; it can be verbal, subtle manipulation and bending the truth. Unfortunately, so many of my friends share experiences like this. When I was writing it I'd play cinematic trailers on the walls of the studio - horses, battles, angels, magic, the making of worlds and the depths of forests. I put myself in the centre of it all."