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SINGLE REVIEW - GEORGIA NEVADA - WHATEVER YOU'VE GOT

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This week on the 4th September, we will see British Country singer-songwriter,  Georgia Nevada release her debut single, Whatever You've Got. Photo Taken by Will Hewer Artwork: Georgia Bishop at Bishop Illustrations Whatever You've Got starts instantly with Georgia's rocky vocals on the introduction to the song which I instantly caught myself singing along with complimented by a drum instrumental which was just the perfect pairing. The first verse has some brilliant lyrics that show off Georgia's vocal ability fantastically, and it's hard to believe that this is Georgia's debut single. The first verse features some incredibly written lyrics that are very Georgia and sum up her style so fantastically that I think a lot of people will be amazed by. The chorus features incredibly wonderfully lyrics that make you want to sing along instrumental, and the fact they are so catchy - it's amazing to hear! The second verse of Whatever You've Got continu

SINGLE REVIEW - EMILY DANIELS - MY LAST NAME

Today (Friday 21st August) will see US based singer-songwriter,  Emily Daniels release her latest single, My Last Name. My Last Name is an incredibly personal song to Emily. VIDEO LINK  to watch My Last Name My Last Name starts with a guitar instrumental which has a very sad kind of feeling to it but one that I think will be explained as the song gets moving. The first verse sees Emily's softer meaningful tone at the forefront of the song which you can instantly hear how much hurt Emily is singing about which I have to admit as I am feeling I can't help by feel very emotional over as its obvious how personal this song is to Emily. The lyrics are so very heartfelt. The chorus features some incredibly poignant lyrics that get you thinking right from the start, and I am sure I am not alone in saying that Emily's vocal tone is just stunning throughout this part of the song, and says so much about who Emily is as an artist and songwriter. The second verse continu

ALBUM REVIEW - JOSH TURNER - COUNTRY STATE OF MIND

This Friday (21st August) will see US multi-platinum selling singer-songwriter, Josh Turner release his brand new album, Country State of Mind. Country State of Mind is made up of 12 tracks with 8 being duets. I'm No Stranger To The Rain starts with a slow guitar instrumental. The first verse sees Josh's crisp vocal range demonstrated fantastically which allows the lyrics to have there moment to shine thanks to Josh's vocal range. The lyrics are ones that are just rolling off of Josh's tongue, and it allows you to get a real feel for the song which I happen to like a lot. The chorus features some wonderfully catchy lyrics which gives the song another level that I like, and I think other people listening will too. I love the purity in Josh's vocals throughout this song. The second verse continues I'm No Stranger To The Rain wonderfully with the meaningful lyrics, and all the lyrics link the song together beautifully. The instrumental ahead of the final chorus

EP REVIEW - RAELYNN - BAYTOWN

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Today (Friday 14th August) will see US singer-songwriter, Raelynn release her brand new EP, Baytown. Baytown is made up of 6 songs. This EP is VERY SPECIAL and one that is very exciting as each song is unique, as well as fun. Keep Up starts with a fun, quirky and fun instrumental which I just adore. The first verse is so fun and this is the one thing about this song that I love the most having heard it live last year at C2C and my god there is something about this song. I love that Raelynn isn't afraid to write about her feelings especially when it comes to issues like this and having that it's ok for us ladies to be a little rowdy with the fellas if we need too. The chorus of Keep Up is one that is perfect for a road trip and the catchiness of the lyrics is something that makes me wanna get up and dance instantly - this is the perfect country girl anthem! Raelynn this song is perfection. The second verse continues Keep Up wonderfully with the fun element within

SOPHOMORE ALBUM REVIEW - LINDSAY ELL - HEART THEORY

This Friday (14th August) will see Canadian singer-songwriter,  Lindsay Ell release her sophomore album, Heart Theory. Heart Theory is made up of 12 songs of which Lindsay co-wrote 11. Heart Theory is set to take listeners through journey of seven stages of grief. ' Heart Theory is a beautifully delivered album by Lindsay demonstrating so much loss with a lot of meaning making this album ground-breaking.' Hits Me has a very funky upbeat electric guitar instrumental which for me is something that instantly screams Lindsay Ell is here. The first verse of Hits Me sees Lindsay's funkier vocals at the forefront of this song with her wonderfully written lyrics that are written right from the heart. The chorus of Hits Me features some incredibly catchy lyrics that make me want to get up and dance instantly because the message within the song is so beautiful. I love the moral of this song as its very different to what I expected especially from the title. The lyrics s

DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW - CAYLEE HAMMACK - IF IT WASN'T FOR YOU

This Friday (14th August) will see US singer-songwriter,  Caylee Hammack  release her debut album, If It Wasn't For You. If It Wasn't For You is made up of 13 songs of which Caylee wrote or co-wrote. Just Friends starts with Caylee's softer vocals with a soft instrumental playing in the background. The first verse sees Caylee softer vocals being demonstrated allowing the lyrics to come across beautifully thanks to it's meaningful songwriting. I love the message within this song, and it's one that needs to be heard. The moment the song turned rockier, I adored the song even more thanks to the electric guitar.  The chorus features sassy vocals that bought another dynamic to the song which I think listeners are going to love. Just Friends will definitely speak volumes to anything that has had their heart broken. The second verse continues Just Friends wonderfully with Caylee's sassiness which is portrayed fantastically within her rockier vocals. The instrumenta

FULL STUDIO ALBUM REVIEW - ERIC PASLAY - NICE GUY

This Friday (14th August) will see US singer-songwriter, Eric Paslay release his brand new full studio album, Nice Guy. Eric co-wrote all the songs featured on this album expect for I Took A Pill In Ibiza which is Mike Posner. Heartbeat Higher feat Sarah Buxton starts with an guitar instrumental which I have to admit sat the song up wonderfully. The first verse sees Eric's crisp vocals being demonstrated which happens to allow the lyrics to shine through right through which I loved so much about this verse. The lyrics are so catchy. The moment Sarah Buxton came in ahead of the chorus was mind blowing, and their vocal blend so well together. The chorus features some wonderful lyrics which are just perfect, and with Sarah's vocals added to the song it was amazing! The second verse of Heartbeat Higher sees Eric continue with lead vocals however, Sarah was seen to be singing a few lines giving the song a little more energy, which I happened to adore a lot! The final verse which

HOLLYOAKS AT 25 REVISITED THE LISA HUNTER STORYLINE

Hollyoaks Favourites which started last week on E4 in space of Hollyoaks being off air back until September but with Hollyoaks turning 25 in October it's been wonderful to look back on many of its incredible episodes! Last week's episodes saw it's wonderful Water Tank stunt from 1999 with Tony Hutchinson, Lucy Benson, Ruth Osborne, and Lewis Richardson as they tried to escape, what wonderful episodes they were. These scenes were fabulous to see as all of there stunts from 21 years. Thank you Hollyoaks for revisiting the DON'T FILTER FEELINGS campaign In this week's episodes from 2002 saw Gemma Atkinson return to ours screens as Lisa Hunter's S.H. Storyline was revisited with such harrowing scenes but ones that raised so much awareness of the issue (even before Social Media Hollyoaks were fantastic at raising so much awareness on taboo subjects). In the first episode of the week for this storyline , Hollyoaks viewers saw Prom Night arrive for Lisa Hunter

SINGLE REVIEW - BAILEY TOMKINSON - SILENT SUFFERING

This Friday (7th August) will see British singer-songwriter,  Bailey Tomkinson release her brand new single, Silent Suffering. Silent Suffering was written just before lockdown about putting on a brave face, which is quiet poignant as lockdown hit as the lyrics will be able to resonate with a lot of listeners. Silent Suffering sees an upbeat drumming instrumental which sets the tone of this song up brilliantly alongside a guitar instrumental too. The first verse sees Bailey's softer vocal range being demonstrated allowing the heartfelt lyrics there moment to shine, and the amazing songwriting shine through. There is something so magical about Bailey's vocal range that gets me thinking, and at times relating to the lyrics in which she is singing. The chorus of Silent Suffering features some incredibly beautiful, and heartfelt lyrics which I caught myself being a little emotional over as you can see so much emotion within Bailey's vocal range from the lyrics she is si