SINGLE REVIEW - ONE TRICK PONY - OLD SCHOOL

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This Friday (12th March) will see British Emerging singing-songwriting duo, One Trick Pony made up of Georgia Lennon, and Michael Pickering as they release their third single, Old School which is their first single of 2021, following their double release of their Christmas track, and debut single, You're That Face. 
Old School was written by Georgia and Michael but produced by Tim Prottey-Jones.

You can read my interview with Georgia, and Michael here.

Photography: The Headshot Box
Artwork: One Trick Pony

Old School has a very quirky, and upbeat instrumental that also features a warm country feel.
The first verse sees Georgia/ Michael's opening the song together with their wonderful vocals allowing their happy personalities shine through. There is this warm, and crisp country feel to the song which I couldn't help but find myself dancing too as I was listening. This song would be perfect for a C2C dance at the end of a wonderful evening. 
The chorus features some incredibly wonderful lyrics that have this very old school country kind of vibe which I have to admit, I absolutely adore about this song. The chorus connects every single part of the song together wonderfully, and with their vocal range it is perfect!
The second verse continues Old School wonderfully with the moral of the song continuing with this vibrant country feel continuing in a way that is magical, and being the old, and new country together.
The repeating of the chorus to end the song was a wonderful move as it allows the listeners to get a real country feel for the song as it ends. Old School is one song that will be on repeat.

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