The release is now available.
After the success of the debut single “I’ve a Way” - which received airtime on 50 different radio stations in 15 countries such as NPR and KEXP earlier this year - comes a second offering even more powerful than the last.
The song opens with simple chord strums and a unique vocal delivery, pitching like a soft Leonard Cohen but with the ability to chop and turn a phrase like Paul Heaton.
The emotional first chorus is where the string section enters the room and emphasises the tracks simple yet raw emotion with a use of layered instrumentation.
The Hillel Orchestra from Israel control the expertly crafted dynamics throughout the piece with a beautifully co-arranged orchestral score.
The lyrics tell the story of a couple desperate to start again in pastures new and trade in their unbearable existence for a storybook ending of moving away to the sea.
A melodic firm bass line holds all the pins together and distant cymbal swills blissfully shimmer and shine.
Meanwhile, from August 22–29, Glen Millstone takes on the 100 Gigs in 7 Days Challenge for Dr Kershaw’s Hospice.
It's already been hailed as '2025’s Most Unique Music Event.'
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