SINGLE REVIEW - REYA JAYNE - HOW GOOD ARE YOU

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Tomorrow (Friday 29th May) will see British singer-songwriter, Reya Jayne release her second single, How Good Are You.

How Good Are You starts with an upbeat guitar instrumental which is something that made me smile right from the start of this song.
I got such a feeling from the song right from the start that as soon as Reya Jayne's vocals came in, I had goosebumps. The first verse sees Reya Jayne's soft vocals compliment the song-writing extremely well that I caught myself relating to some of the lyrics. There is something so special and unique about the way, Reya Jayne has written this song that leads you to feel many different emotions.
The chorus is the part of that song that sees the lyrics just rolling off Reya Jayne's lips and you can hear the personal experience Reya Jayne has been through within the lyrics which is something I absolutely love and can't quite believe has been done so beautifully well. The last line of the chorus was something that resonated with me the most as this is something my special say to me a lot!
The second verse continues How Good Are You in a wonderful way from the parents perspective which was one hell of a move to make and My God it was beautiful as we can all see our parents/ grandparents (or parent figures) saying this to us at one time or another in our lives. The instrumental which followed the second chorus was something that was so cleverly done and at the right time for the song that it bought everything together so beautifully. How Good Are You ending with part of the chorus was one hell of an amazing move as it bought the song to it's most natural ending.
Reya Jayne's vocal tones are demonstrated brilliantly throughout this song - what an incredible artist she is!

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