Rebecca Mellor Announces New Single ‘Undercard’
Fast-rising talent Rebecca Mellor has carved out a successful career for herself as part of the jazz duo The Mellor Sisters alongside her sister with them being seen on multiple UK TV channels including ITV and now she is ready to step out on her own with her debut solo country single later this month.
On Friday, November 26th, the multi-skilled singer/songwriter will make her grand arrival onto the ever-growing British country scene with her inaugural release within the genre with ‘Undercard’ showcasing her love for this particular style of music whilst demonstrating her soaring solo vocal.
It’s an exciting time for the performer who is ready to make her mark and create a space for herself within the UK’s country crossover market which is one of the most welcoming scenes so she has chosen a fantastic industry to become a part of as a solo artist – both the fans and artists will welcome her with open arms to the country music family,
Speaking about her upcoming release, Rebecca Mellor says: “It’s the voice of the one that feels left behind after an intense love that is for whatever reason in the past yet somehow still very present. At first, it sounds like a one-sided love story but the listener will soon get the impression that it’s very much a mutual longing for each other that hasn’t diminished with time. I feel like many people will be able to say that they’ve been there or are stuck in this lovers limbo-land. I think the song breathes hope that maybe it’s not over for good and maybe it’s a love worth fighting for after all“.
It is always fantastic to see fresh faces and voices rising up the ranks across the country scene and to have Rebecca Mellor debuting her first single within the genre is a welcome addition to the burgeoning British scene that is forever evolving and growing – she will be warmly welcomed.
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