Jessie Ware Reveals Why Featuring Her Kids’ Voices on New Album “Superbloom” Was a ‘F—ing Nightmare’ (Exclusive)

**Jessie Ware Opens Up About Family Involvement in New Album ‘Superbloom’**

Jessie Ware has recently unveiled her latest album, *Superbloom*, which showcases a heartfelt track called “Love You For”. This song features a charming detail: the voices of her three children. However, as the singer reveals, the experience of recording this track was far from serene.

Released on 17th April, *Superbloom* includes “Love You For” approximately two-thirds into its lineup. The song begins with dulcet tones sung by Ware’s daughter, who is nine, and her two sons, aged seven and four, as they chorus “Love you for the rest of my life.” What was meant to be a nostalgic moment turned into a frenzied adventure when the family came together in the studio.

Describing the recording session, Ware admitted to PEOPLE magazine that it was akin to a “f—ing nightmare.” She had envisioned a picturesque moment reminiscent of iconic artists like Stevie Wonder and Minnie Riperton, but the reality proved to be more chaotic. Ware shared that the recording took place during school holidays, and her children arrived at the studio somewhat overwhelmed after a trip to the London Zoo. “I mean, it was still fun, and it was lovely and chaotic,” she added, highlighting the energetic atmosphere.

Ware’s children, seeing the studio as merely an extension of their mother’s workspace, were more interested in playing with musical instruments than taking the task seriously. “They’re not show kids,” she noted. Instead, they would often divert the session by wanting to sing about less romantic topics, proving that they are not yet enamoured with the world of music as expressed by their mother.

Despite the challenges, Ware sees this experience as a significant family memory. “This song will be something we can look back on when they’re older,” she reflected, hoping her children will cherish hearing their youthful voices in years to come. Moreover, the proud mother playfully suggested that they should receive some form of recognition for their contributions, hinting at their potential eligibility for royalties.

Jessie Ware’s career momentum began prior to motherhood, and while her children have acclimatised to her professional life, there are still moments of confusion. She recalled a recent performance at a friend’s memorial service, where her daughter seemed bewildered waiting for her mother at the edge of the stage. This moment reminded Ware of her dual roles as a performer and a parent, affirming her desire to be present in her children’s lives.

As she prepares for an upcoming concert tour to promote *Superbloom*, Ware anticipates her children will accompany her to several dates. However, she expressed her doubts about their enthusiasm to watch her perform. “Who would want to go and watch their mum for an hour and a half?” she quipped, acknowledging their preference for the excitement surrounding performances rather than the music itself. “It’s boring, and that’s how it should be,” she said with a laugh.

Indeed, whilst they enjoy the allure of backstage perks — including sweets and glitter — her children haven’t developed a substantial interest in her music. Ware disclosed that she is not their favourite singer, and that’s perfectly acceptable to her. Instead, their musical tastes lean towards popular artists such as Taylor Swift, Olivia Rodrigo, and Gracie Abrams, as well as her eldest son’s fondness for Imagine Dragons.

The singer’s children have taken charge of the family playlist, dictating the songs that fill their home. Ware expressed her desire to balance their modern preferences with classics, yearning for her kids to appreciate “the greats” alongside their contemporary favourites. “I want soul, I want jazz standards,” she stated, reflecting her hope for a diverse musical upbringing for her children.

As Jessie Ware navigates the world of music and motherhood, she embraces the beautiful chaos of her family life, knowing that moments like recording “Love You For” will linger in their memories forever. With *Superbloom* now out in the world, the singer looks forward to what lies ahead, both as an artist and as a mother.