SINGLE REVIEW - KAITLYN BAKER - DRINKIN' HOURS

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Tomorrow (Friday 29th October) will see singer-songwriter, Kaitlyn Baker release her brand new single, Drinkin' Hours.

You can read my interview with Kaitlyn here.

Drinkin' Hours starts with a electric guitar instrumental giving this wonderful feel to the song.
The first verse sees Kaitlyn's crisp vocal range at the forefront with this message of wanting to call that one person you are missing between their usual drinkin' hours with so much honesty also being at the forefront leaving me with many a goosebumps. You can hear that Kaitlyn is singing based on something she has seen or even experienced herself.
The chorus features many catchy upbeat lyrics that get you thinking about that situation where you met that person and the challenges that come from that occasion allowing you time to think and take it all in something I never expected I need to do within a song. The softer guitar instrumental supports the chorus fantastically adding another brilliant layer. Throughout the chorus you definitely get this sense what what a stronger human being Kaitlyn has become and she definitely wears her heart on her sleeve.
The second verse of Drinkin' Hours continues with this wonderful crisp and soft vocal allowing for the song to bring another side of the story to life through the lyrics that I have to say sees me have a new appreciate for the song. During this verse, I got this real sentimental feeling how you wish you that you never let your feelings for that person resurface.
The instrumental ahead of the bridge was beautifully timed as it allowed for the key lyrics to have there moment to shine with the final chorus bringing Drinkin' Hours to this fantastic simple end that I never knew I needed from the song.

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