On Make Way for Love, Marlon Williams pulls back the curtain. The New Zealander’s personal second LP was written immediately after—and about—a broken relationship. Vastly expanding his alt-country sound, “What’s Chasing You” is warm and sentimental, “Party Boy” is kind of fun…for a spiteful, rockabilly-inspired murder ballad, and the piano-led “Love Is a Terrible Thing” relishes in icy solitude. And in a surreal moment of art imitating life, the gorgeous, desolate duet “Nobody Gets What They Want Anymore” features songwriter and ex-partner Aldous Harding—their relationship being the very catalyst for the album.