It's certainly paid off, as she got a record deal, played at Glastonbury and her original song 'Islander' was Huw Stephen's 'Pick Of The Week' on BBC Radio. Her cover of Fleetwood Mac's 'Landslide' was featured on the Suffragette soundtrack, something not many people get to say or experience.
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Lead single 'Islander' brings the mood up but doesn't slack at all in the Leona Lewis-escque way that Sherwell delivers her lyrics - a thumping drum helps deliver this one into your headphones and I wouldn't be surprised if I heard it on the radio sometime soon. 'My Hand' keeps the tempo upbeat and if that doesn't wake you up or make you feel uplifted, then I don't know what will.
'Love Somebody' starts with her voice being projected through both headphones one at a time, which through noise-cancelling headphones is a real treat. Her voice then comes together to form a beautiful piece of music about trying not lose yourself in the name of love, as the clicking beat leaves intermittently but comes back again just at the right time, with the introduction of guitar towards the end rounding off the song perfectly.
Sherwell has explored a lot of avenues and possibilities for her music and has done so perfectly. The execution of every word on the album is exceptional and blew my expectations completely out the water for a debut. Definitely one of my favourites of this year so far.
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Happy Listening!
A K Jones
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