Louise Parker Announces Reimagined Version Of ‘Paradise’
Fast-rising British country crossover talent Louise Parker had some brilliant success in 2020 with a string of hit singles and as her star continues to rise she is now gearing up to take her career to the next level throughout 2021 beginning with her latest offering this coming Friday (February 12th).
Parker’s newest single will see her going back to her previous breakout single ‘Paradise’ and reimagining it into a brand new vibe allowing for it to take on a new lease of life in the modern-day country-pop world – this will also be the third time the singer/songwriter has released a version of this track.
There is something truly special about ‘Paradise’ and the standout song which is about the excitement you feel when beginning a new romantic relationship clearly holds a dear place in Louise Parker’s heart and back catalog as this is one she continually goes back to, to arrange in different ways.
Speaking about the forthcoming release, Louise says: “This will be the third time I have released this song, for some reason I always come back to it like unfinished business. Like me, this song has evolved since I first released it acoustically two years ago, it has transcended its original meaning and grown into something new. It’s still about planting that seed of romance and the excitement of the unknown, but the older I get the deeper I feel and the fairytale ending is now replaced with real-life heartbreak and hard-earned small victories. For me, this song shows my beautiful insecurities and enthusiastic mindset”.
It is without a doubt a special song, and Louise Parker as always sounds vocally powerful, especially on this reimagined version, and having it drop on this year’s Valentine’s Day weekend makes it have an extra layer of romance making it feel extra special this time around.
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