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Nottingham’s Mollie Ralph is ready for her real man with soul-licious single ”Fella”

Posted on 16 June 2020

Life should be simple when it comes to love. You meet, connect, get to know each other and decide if you are a good match. Due to Social Media and Dating Apps weirdly warping our beloved brains love has become way more unnecessarily complicated. Then, the magnificent vocals of Mollie Ralph bolts into your confused ears with her soul tingled voice and changes this sad sentiment in an instant. She wants her real man now and is ready. Molly is tired of boys and their silly games.

This is a beautifully created song and is so honest. A story about being asked to be in 2nd place and not taking the bait with smooth words. We should all the number one right?

Nottingham singer Mollie Ralph catches your attention with her pure voice and she strikes through like a lightning storm through your healing heart. This is real talent right here. ”Fella’‘ is an absolute anthem and I love her vivid honesty here. She wants to be number one and I’m with her on this notion. Why would you want to settle and be number two even if life would be easier? Surely you would end up resentful and bitter about the whole arrangement. I could imagine Mollie impressing live with her phenomenal vocal range that is massively impressive. This young UK artist is surely on the way to the top.

Click here on Spotify for more music from this super talented singer.

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Reviewed by Llewelyn Screen

English Rapper ScratchyJoe refuses to give up without a fight and strives to ”Keep On”

Posted on 15 June 2020
https://www.facebook.com/ScratchyJoe/videos/2520186304901143/

You can never give up. Even if you have been told that you are in the wrong career or should just give up. It’s vital to never listen to these negative notions if you truly believe that this is what you love and should be doing. Music heals all and is good for the soul anyway.

UK emcee Scratchy Joe has just release his middle finger anthem to all the haters on his brand new Facebook single ”Keep On”. This is a story about how he loves what he does and won’t give up until he chooses to. Doing things on your own terms is important when you are in the music game as there are a lot of so-called experts out there that are just looking to bring you down. This is a song all about that and this emcee has lots of energy and style about him. With such a raw song he might not be everyone’s cup of tea but we should admire his persistence. I’m excited to see how he develops and which producers and other artists he works with next.

Click on Facebook to see this music video and more posts from Scratchy Joe.

Reviewed by Llewelyn Screen

USA Pop singer Shawn O’Donnell releases heart-breaking debut ”Quicksand”

Posted on 15 June 2020

That feeling when you care about someones well-being so much and how you witness their self-destruction right in front of your eyes. This is a tough feeling and can really cause long-lasting mental carnage. You try so hard but don’t seem to get through to them.

Singer-songwriter Shawn O’Donnell from West Chester, Pennsylvania has just achieved a major milestone. He has just released his debut original track ”Quicksand” and its a marvel to behold. The song is so well executed and sung with such passion that I applaud his efforts. He has a great voice and the song is so sad and inspiring at the same time. We are taken on a journey by Shawn as he describes his pain at seeing someone he cares about hurt themselves with their addiction. He tries his best to communicate but feels like he is going through quicksand to help them. This is a quality single and such a relevant topic that we can all understand. Shawn is a young singer with loads of potential and big things await if he can stay focused and keep on coming up with releases like this.

Stream this lyric video via YouTube now and follow him to see more of his awesome videos.

Follow Shawn on Facebook to see what he is up to musically and live show-wise.

Reviewed by Llewelyn Screen