Song Title: How You Let Me Down Artist: Tommy Burr Directed:Karin Antonson Actors: Tommy Burr & Anna Kornelia Ã…berg Release Date: May 2013 Similar Artist: The Script
Tommy Burr grew up in a small Swedish town, getting into the joys of music after his purchase of CD Yabba Dabba Dance. It's sometime after this that Tommy began experimenting with different musical genres, from acoustic ballads to rap metal. Tommy Burr's first release was Get Out which was a hit amongst his fans. It's a definite step-up from his previous song release Get Out - another truly great track to hear. This is an acoustic ballad full of character, story, and emotion.
You can watch the music video for "Get Out" at: http://songs-that-should-be-mainstream.blogspot.com.au/2013/02/tommy-burrs-hot-new-mv-release.html
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Tommy Burr is back with an ultimate pop hook, driving acoustic sound, and a happy melody. It was nice to hear this release from this newcomer, who puts on an energetic set with his rough but sweet vocals, leading into riffs that are grounded with immense pop structure. The chorus is rhythmic and catchy which successes by lyrical content and vocal delivery.
"How You Let Me Go," is a brilliant mid-tempo tune that showcases an engaging stream of acoustic, ballad pop and lovely vocals. Tommy Burr is making an impressive and sure to stay debut marking.
I’ve discovered an exceptionally interesting alternative pop artist known as Tom Lister. His most recent debut album "Who's Trevor" which makes use of soft vocals, light melodies, fun, upbeat guitar jams, and integrates a sweet pop feel. At first I thought his music was just similar to common alt-pop tunes, but after a couple of listenings I knew I had found someone incredible.
His music would definitely appeal to various musical likings and that's why I decided to share Tom's music around.
Natania's latest track 'Cherry Love,' is an amazing acoustic love-song that features soothing-indie vocals and a warm but catchy pop chorus melody. The metaphoric lyrics add a cute personal and silly touch, which makes this a fun singalong for a future road-trip or childhood sweetheart reminiscence.
I love the change ups in rhythm and instrumentals throughout the song, which makes it rather engaging to the adorable onscreen visuals (I believe I had a goofy smile on my face throughout my watching of the video). Props to both Matt Schneck and Natania for the making and directing of the video.
"I think this song can brighten anyone's day and take them back to the moment they fell for someone and all the rush and emotions along with the feeling. It reminds you of one of the first stages of love - the flirting, the butterflies and being fearless." - Natania Lalwani
Natalia is a pretty impressive singer in the acoustic-pop genre, and I think everyone should give her a listen. Watch her lyric video below, and make sure to subscribe to her channel.