Winnie has cited Amy Winehouse and Norah Jones as some of her musical influences. Winnie's music has been compared to Banks, Solange, and Jessie Ware. Winnie has stated that she likes to write songs in the early hours of the morning when she is most vulnerable and introspective. In an interview with Wonderland Magazine, Winnie shared that "Everything" is about feeling powerless and trying to cope with that feeling. Winnie describes her music style as "dreamy alternative R&B with jazz influences." The song was produced by Nelson Dialect, a hip-hop artist from Brisbane, Australia, who is also Winnie's partner. Winnie is a Hong Kong-born, London-based singer-songwriter. "Everything" is one of the four songs on Winnie's debut EP, "Bloom," released in 2021. Overall, "Everything" is about feeling caught in a toxic situation, feeling like someone is dragging you down, and questioning whether that person deserves your trust. Winnie wonders if she is justified in feeling hurt, and if the person is worth trusting as a secret.
The chorus of the song expresses the frustration of being blamed for everything that goes wrong, while the person responsible takes credit for everything that goes right. She believes that the person who is responsible for her misery will eventually reveal their true identity. She feels that someone is dragging her down, and she is chasing exits to escape this situation. In "Everything," Winnie expresses her feelings about a stormy situation that she detests and interferes with her sleep. Maybe I have grounds for everything, everything
Hang on the credit for everything, everything You always blame me for everything, everything So you're speeding down you drag me down (Drag me down)
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