SINGLE REVIEW - TENILLE ARTS - BACK THEN, RIGHT NOW

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Tomorrow (Friday 21st May) will see Canadian singer-songwriter, Tenille Arts release her brand new single, Back Then, Right Now.
Back Then, Right Now was co written alongside Dave Pittenger, Mackenzie Porter, and Parker Welling.

Photo Credit: Rachel Deeb

Back Then, Right Now has a catchy and upbeat instrumental to start which instantly gives this wonderful meaning.
The first verse sees Tenille's start Back Then, Right Now with her soft vocal which allows for the listeners to get a real feel for what Tenille is singing about, and the fact that Tenille has clearly written this song from her heart based on a real experience, but I love how Tenille has remained true to her style on her previous singles making me even more excited for the release of this song.
The chorus features many catchy lyrics that are also filled with many different emotions that Tenille has shown within this song allowing for this sentimental feel reminding me of my childhood in all honesty. There is something so special and pure about Tenille's vocal tone during this part of the song. I am very excited about hearing Tenille performing this song live as soon as she can safely.
The second verse of Back Then, Right Now continues with a softer vocal from Tenille that once again allows for the listeners of the song to get a wonderful idea of who, and what Tenille is when it goes to who songwriting allowing the song many special moments thanks to the warm, homely feel from within the songs stunning lyrics. Back Then, Right Now blends together wonderfully showcasing what an incredible songwriter Tenille is!
The bridge is perfectly timed allowing for more of Tenille's vocal range to be demonstrated ahead of the the final verse. I love how Tenille is showcasing off her higher vocal range has it blends perfectly into the songs vibe. The final verse sees Tenille repeat the most poignant lyrics adding another fantastic layer to the single.
The fact that the chorus ends Back Then, Right Now wonderfully with her vocal range changing perfectly throughout.

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