The Visual Representation Of Twinnie’s ‘Hollywood Gypsy’ Album

Back in April of this year, York singer/songwriter Twinnie burst onto the ever-growing country music scene with the release of her outstanding debut album ‘Hollywood Gypsy‘ which brings together an eclectic fusion of sonic sounds such as country, pop, and soft-rock making her one of the most impressive artists the UK has ever produced.

Having been on the live circuit for several years, the debut record from Twinnie was one of the most anticipated albums of the year, and despite its huge expectations it managed to live up to and surpass what fans and industry insiders were expecting and is one of the best LPs of 2020 and is certainly the most impressive debut you’re going to hear this year in any genre.

Filled with anthemic pop-infused hits, soft-rock led country fusions, and soaring ballads the tracklist is reminiscent of early Shania Twain and paves the way for the English artist to create a massive platform for her unique British country crossover sound as she begins her pathway to global success.

And with visuals now being a huge part of the ever-changing musical landscape the album has been supported by a string of official music and lyric videos as Twinnie looks to bring the record to life and showcase different sides to the lyrical stories weaved throughout.

‘Type Of Girl’ – a visual that allows for the Brit performer to showcase her acting skills and pays homage to female icons

‘Better When I’m Drunk’ – a fantastic clip that allows for the lyrics to come to life like never before

‘I Love You Now Change’ – the most cinematic offering from Twinnie that gives the song new depth

‘Chasing’ – a colourful lyric video that is creative in its output of bringing the track to life

‘Hollywood Gypsy’ – the most personal offering from the country star as she shows the songs meaning through at-home clips

‘Superhero’ – a cinematic clip shot mainly in black-and-white allows the power ballad to become even more heartbreaking

‘More’ – filmed during the UK lockdown in York, the DIY shoot will always be a major standout

‘Social Babies’ – a stellar visual that gives Twinnie the chance to showcase the deeper thought process behind the lyrics

‘Daddy Issues’ – the lyric video gives an insight into the inner workings of a damaged heart throughout the colourful clip

‘Lie To Me’ – a stunning live performance of the gorgeous ballad which allows Twinnie to showcase her vocal prowess

So far every single song featured on the ‘Hollywood Gypsy’ LP has been given a visual except for ‘Feeling Of Falling’, as the official video for ‘Whiplash’ has already been filmed by the country-pop sensation and is slated for release at some point this year.

Which official music or lyric video from Twinnie is your favourite? Let us know your thoughts across social media and in the comments below!