SINGLE REVIEW - CALLISTA CLARK - GAVE IT BACK BROKEN

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Today (Friday 8th April) will see 18 year-old, singer-songwriter, Callista Clark release her brand new single, Gave It Back Broken.

Gave it Back Broken has a slower soulful piano instrumental which sets the tone for the song beautifully.
The first verse sees Callista's soft vocal at the forefront which instantly allows for the lyrics to resonate with listeners whilst Callista takes us all on a journey. I love the way that Callista digs into her own experiences in turn allowing for many special moments to be shared. The vocal delivery from Callista throughout is simply stunning.
The chorus features the most beautiful lyrics that you can hear so much emotion from Callista within, giving us even more special moments. I have so much praise for the wonderfully picked lyrics as they bring the song together is an amazing way. There is so much emotion shown that makes this stand out.
The second verse of Gave It Back Broken continues with the self-blame part of the relationship coming to the forefront allowing for the song to take another turn which was beautifully timed despite all the heartache you feel. The emotion got me tearing up, but only because I caught myself relating with certain lyrics. Every single time, I hear the chorus I get even more emotional.
The final verse happens after a small instrumental which sees Callista return with her softer crisp vocal highlighting the songs key lyrics. To end Gave It Back Broken the chorus is repeated allowing for the song to come full circle seeing Callista vulnerability shine through is brilliant.

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