SINGLE REVIEW: Twinnie’s ‘Feeling Of Falling’

The anthemic ‘Feeling Of Falling’ is the latest track to be officially released as a single off Twinnie’s impressive debut album ‘Hollywood Gypsy’ which dropped mid-April and instantly became one of the best records of the year such is the quality of the stellar tracklist that incorporates an eclectic blend of sonic styles.

And with the song ‘Feeling Of Falling’, the York sensation once again delivers a truly brilliant crossover offering that mixes the best of country and pop in order to create a track that has the potential to become a global chart and radio hit and also stand the test of time thanks to its standout production and relatable lyrical story.

Penned by Twinnie alongside Blair Daly, Eric Blair Daly, and Sam Ellis and co-produced by Twinnie and Jamie Kennedy the up-tempo offering tells the story of that heady rush of falling fast and hard and learning to give in to the fear in order to feel that feeling of new love without worrying about what comes next.

Featuring a hugely impressive production backdrop the English performer showcases that she is one of the very best country-pop artists on the scene at the moment and is the UK’s answer to Shania Twain thanks to her ability to effortlessly cross genres without ever straying too far from the country core of storytelling.

There’s no denying that Twinnie’s powerhouse vocal sets her apart from the current crop of rising acts and with ‘Feeling Of Falling’ she has shone a light on her soaring control whilst proving that she can mix genre styles throughout her music-making her eclectic sound appeal to both mainstream and niche audiences.

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