I don't know about you, but as soon as Tuesday hits us - I need some colourful tunes to keep me going. Let those soothing harmonies guide you through the process of unwinding. Mighty Oaks have released a beautiful new EP ( read our review here) and we can't get enough of the calm beauty that is "Storm". So, we should start the week with some melow sounds to ease us into the working week. Mondays can be so tough, we all know that. We tried figuring out what kind of mood you might be in and how music could help to improve your day. We'll bring the tunes, you'll just bring yourself and we're ready to take off.īelow you'll find a selection of songs, tailored for the average week. So we thought we might show you seven songs at once - but taking it one day at a time.īasically, we're inviting you to spend the week with us. More of Rhys Lewis on house in the sand: Video Interview | Song Title Challenge
Rhys Lewis online: Website | Twitter | Facebook | Soundcloud | YouTube | Instagram With vivid storytelling, highlighting the vulnerable side of love and - of course, expressive vocals, it's no surprise that we found our eyes watering and our hearts breaking a little. Maybe it's Rhys' confidence in his writing, maybe it's the universal and relatable heartbreak he's singing about, maybe it's magic. This simplicity could be tragically monotonous to listen to, but it isn't. Throughout the entire song, all we hear is Rhys' voice and the electric guitar. To catch one of his upcoming Europe and UK shows, make sure to click here for the dates.Īnd just last week he released his brand new single "Reason To Hate You", a heartbreaking ballad. He got us up on our feet, dancing to his upbeat track "Wish I Was Sober" in September. The songĪnd its music video adddress the importance of men's mental health.įollowed by "Be Your Man", a heartbreakingly beautiful ballad that won us all over with it's simplicity and straight-forward attitude. Was written for a friend who was going through a tough time.
His debut single "Waking Up Without You" hit #1 on Spotify's Viral Chart and reached 170 000 streams within two weeks.įollow-up single "Living In The City" was just as strong and has now been streamed over 1.3 million times - a statement which probably speaks for itself. Spending most of the past year in studios in London, Nashville, Stockholm, Los Angeles, Berlin and Isle Of Wight, the young musician has been writing and recording songs for his upcoming debut album. His sound is going to make every classic Soul lover's heart beat - combining Soul with elements of Folk, Rock and Blues, Rhys has quickly created a signature sound which will draw your attention to his work. Rhys Lewis is a singer/songwriter based in London, UK. Today we're hear to share Rhys' latest single with you and we hope you are ready to cry. With the amount of versatile singles Rhys Lewis has released over the course of the past year, we've heard a lot of his musical sides - and not a single one has been a let down.
It's super interesting and exciting to learn all of that just through music. You know, just by listening to an album, you get to hear multiple sides of an artists - maybe you'll hear how they sound when they're sad, or when they're happy, or in love. Over here at house in the sand, we love getting to know artists through their music.
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