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Addley Blends Indie & Synth-Pop On ‘Blue And Gold’ – Backseat Mafia
Liverpool’s emerging solo artist Addley returns with the radiant new single ‘Blue and Gold’, a striking and infectious preview of his debut EP We Can Talk For Hours (due October 11th). Produced by Ben Harper (who’s worked with The Mysterines and The Sherlocks), ‘Blue and Gold’ blends pulsating guitar riffs, shimmering synths, and driving drums, creating a soundscape that feels both expansive and intimate. The song radiates a breezy pop feel, yet its indie edge and heartfelt vocals give it a weighty emotional undertone. Thematically, the track perfectly encapsulates the magnetic allure of a forbidden romance, a theme that Addley explores with both depth and vulnerability. Addley’s lyrical honesty stands…
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Addley Unveils New Single ‘Say It Anyway’ – Backseat Mafia
Liverpool singer-songwriter, Addley, releases the vibrant dance-pop fizzer ‘Say It Anyway’. Blending pop melodies with, rich cinematic production, the track blends it’s punching dance beat with a rich synth and piano heavy instrumental backdrop. The song opens with evocative piano chords and subtle synth elements, setting the stage for a rhythmic journey propelled by a pulsating four-to-the-floor beat. Addley’s lightly auto-tuned vocals deliver a stylictic, remotive lead line, adding a compelling commercial relatability, infusing heartfelt passion into the high-energy mix. “‘Say It Anyway’ delves into the theme of inevitable change and the bittersweet process of letting go,” Addley reveals. “It’s about confronting the reality of losing someone you deeply care…
