SINGLE REVIEW - SAM PALLADIO - UNDER THE TREE

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Last Thursday (19th November) saw British actor and singer-songwriter, Sam Palladio release his latest single which happens to be a Christmas song called Under The Tree.

Under The Tree was written alongside his girlfriend, and Country singer-songwriter, Cassadee Pope.

Under The Tree starts with a warm Christmassy feeling instrumental that opens the open up beautifully before we see Sam's warm vocals at the forefront of the song which has this wonderful feeling about it right from the very start and throughout. The feels of a warm, happy, family Christmas are given off right from the start that adds such a magical feel to the song in the first verse.
The chorus is wonderful as it adds this wonderful female backing vocal which adds such this warm fluttering feel to the song that I just loved a lot as you can hear how much their verse blend beautifully together. I love the grateful ness that comes across within the chorus.
The second verse of Under The Tree sees Sam's warm vocal range continue with the next chapter of the song and the part about children and it being the happiest time of the year which this year will be very different, and this song definitely gets you thinking about your loved ones.
I adore how the verses blend perfectly into the chorus at all times adding this rather special dynamic which is very rare to hear.
The instrumental ahead of the final chorus is full of a lot of spirit that I have a feeling will make a lot of people happy as they listen. In what sounds very much like a choir.
The final chorus of Under The Tree sees this real sense of gratefulness and appreciation which is just incredible to hear.

You can follow Sam on his Social Media's at SamPalladio.

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