SINGLE REVIEW: Ward Thomas’ ‘Sweet Time’

British country-pop duo Ward Thomas have kicked off their brand new album campaign in a huge way with the release of their anthemic new single ‘Sweet Time’. The summery track leads the promo campaign for the forthcoming ‘Invitation’ LP and is a brilliant introduction to the twins’ new era.

The pair who are now independent musicians are dabbling in new stylistics and sonic sounds as they free themselves from any label pigeonholes and the result is pure freedom from Ward Thomas who are looking to create a brilliant new chapter for themselves with this latest offering and new LP.

And the ‘Sweet Time’ single which has been produced by Jonathan Quarmby is an outstanding offering that sees the English sisters dabbling in infectious synth-pop sounds as they create a huge summer anthem that will have listeners reaching for the volume button in order to blast it out.

Having been penned by an all-female team of Catherine Ward Thomas, Lizzy Ward Thomas, Jessica Sharman, and Rebekah Powell, the lyrical story focuses on the woman’s perspective of falling in love during the first few heady moments of a relationship whilst the sonic background drives the country-pop sound forward.

The lyrical and production approach combines both country and pop worlds together beautifully and allows for Ward Thomas to showcase their natural musical growth whilst the catchy chorus is reminiscent of the likes of Lennon Stella, and Years and Years’ musical offerings.

Overall ‘Sweet Time’ is a hugely impressive country crossover offering that showcases the outstanding strength-in-depth the UK country scene possesses and shines a light on the stellar and luscious eclectic sonic landscape that Ward Thomas are creating during this new era.

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