SINGLE REVIEW - ROBYN OTTOLINI - KATIE'S SONG

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Today (Friday 26th May) will see Canadian country singer-songwriter, Robyn Ottolini release her brand new single, Katie's Song.
Katie's Song is dedicated to her sister which is a song I heard during last years debut Song Suffragette show in London and adored this song!

Photo taken by me during Song Suffragettes in London, October 2022

Katie's Song starts with a guitar instrumental in a song that Robyn honours in her sister within.
The first verses allows Robyn's crisp vocal to come to the forefront as she shows everyone how much she appreciates her sister and how special their bond is with a song that honours her.
The chorus is beautiful as it sends a rather important message that highlights that whoever you love is ok and as long as we are happy and accept it why should we care what others think! Being true to ourselves is the most important thing - the perspective throughout Katie's song is fantastical.
The second verse of Katie's Song shows Robyn's crisp vocal tone as she talks about her sister and her relationship whilst also hearing about how society needs to change a little - some people struggle to accept and that's ok but happiness wins every single time.
The more Katie's song continues the more you hear about how some people in society need educating not the people that are in same sex relationships - the more you hear the chorus the more this message is highlighted.
Robyn's crisp and soft vocal is brilliantly shown throughout as it adds another layer to the songs wonderfully message that needed to be shared. The bridge into the final chorus is gorgeous and I really appreciate the journey that Katie's Song takes us listeners on.

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