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 continues wonderfully as the lyrics continues the story telling within fantastically - I was more and more amazed as the song continued, and the instrumental in the middle of the song is perfectly timed as the rockstar in Georgia is allowed to shine.
You can hear the American roots from Georgia within Whatever You've Got which is just incredible.
The final verse of Whatever You've Got is a little more uptempo, and allows us listeners to hear a very different vocal range which blends fantastically into the chorus with her softer vocal range which soon turns back to being uptempo.

The lyrics throughout Whatever You've Got are very Georgia which I just adore!

You can follow Georgia on her Social Media

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