SINGLE REVIEW: The Adelaides’ ‘Seven Billion’

Fast-rising British country music trio The Adelaides are blazing a trail across the ever-growing UK country scene and thanks to their infectious feel-good pop crossover hits and down-to-earth personalities, Abi, Alicia, and Paris are quickly becoming the most impressive group within the market.

Their latest offering comes in the form of the toe-tapping inspirational track ‘Seven Billion’ which is a clap-a-long, sing-a-long anthem with empowering lyrics about being true to yourself and feeling strong and empowered in your own skin and secure in the fact that you are unique and one in seven billion.

Lyrically the song focuses on put-downs and words that people often throw around in order to tear you down, but delivers a message of strength and belief that you can brush all of this off as you’re special times a million, one of the major lyrical standouts is the line “if you don’t like what you see, the chance that it gets to me is one in seven billion”.

Having been co-written in Nashville, the latest offering from The Adelaides delivers a really impressive, polished country crossover that has the potential to become a global hit. With shades of Kelsea Ballerini, Lady A, and Maren Morris, this has all the ingredients to become a global radio hit.

With an outstanding production that easily bridges the gap between the pop and country sonic worlds, an anthemic, empowerment lyrical story, and luscious harmonies from the three talented women, ‘Seven Billion’ is without a doubt The Adelaides’ best release to date and one of the best tracks you’re likely to hear from a Brit country act.

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