No Good shares the vulnerable texture of I Think About Heaven but shows Owens in a less optimistic place: 'No, not another love song/ Not one more song where I'm pretending everything will be okay/ I died the day you left me,' he sings.
Despite the sadder subject matter of 'No Good,' a statement about the forthcoming LP affirms a 'renewed sense of purpose' as the driving force behind the project, described by Owens as 'a record about a journey back to the center of myself.'
In the second half of the Bible, Jesus asks 'What shall it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his own soul?' Lately I've found it interesting to ask it in a different way.
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