Brandi Glanville has found getting back to work has had a huge "positive" impact on her health

She told BANG Showbiz: "Getting back to work has had such a positive affect on both my mental and even my physical health during these hard times.

"I'm looking forward to traveling again to promote and perform 'Remedy' with people I adore. Everyone who was involved in this song is awesome."

The former 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' star thinks the entertainment music brings people is much healthier than reality TV.

She said: "It's such a nice feeling to bring joy to people with this music 'Remedy', like with my books. It''s a positive change in comparison to 'Real Housewives'."

And Brandi loves having "control" of her own narrative through music, instead of being at the mercy of an editing team.

She said: "Unlike reality TV that fell into my lap - although I did enjoy some of it - doing this song 'Remedy' was completely my choice and such a creative pleasure .

"I can breathe when I'm doing music because I get to write and deliver my own narrative. I don't have to worry about being edited badly or what false story will be pitched. I love LOVE and control."

Meanwhile, RIP Youth - whose real name is James Maas - thinks his close friendship with Brandi contributed to making the song what it is.

He said: "I think the song has come together so well because we've been friends for a while and really feel comfortable enough to try new things out with eachother, weve both seen each-other at our worst.

"I've seen Brandi at her lowest lows and shes seen me thought mine so that really lifted the veil on who we really are and quickly brought us to a place of honesty and respect.

"There's also a trust factor, she knows I've been making music for a long time so I would tell her when something was off and she would trust my opinion but honestly Brandi is a great writer so she didn't need much help in that department."

'Remedy' is out now. Stream the track at https://lnk.to/remedy-single.