Alan Dreezer, an award-winning electro-pop singer-songwriter from Eastbourne, East Sussex, has captured audiences yet again with his latest hit, "(Love Didn't Hurt Me) IT WAS YOU." Dreezer is known for his emotionally charged lyrics and unique soundscapes, and his new track is a powerful addition to his ever-changing musical palette, merging vintage R&B inspirations with his characteristic electro-pop approach.
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| Alan Dreezer Drops New Single "(Love Didn't Hurt Me) IT WAS YOU" |
Alan's musical background has been wide, with previous collaborations and band experiences ranging from pop duos to rock-pop bands. However, it wasn't until 2017 that Dreezer completely embraced his love of Electro-Pop, which led to the release of his debut solo album "LONDON E12" in 2018. This was the start of a new era for Dreezer, one in which he could completely express his creativity and connect with audiences on a deeper level.
"(Love Didn't Hurt Me) IT WAS YOU," the fourth track from Dreezer's upcoming third album "NOTHING CHANGES IF NOTHING CHANGES," exemplifies his continuing artistic development. The single, co-written with long-time colleague and producer Elliot Richardson of HIGHFIELD STUDIO, is a sincere reflection on the complexity of love and heartbreak. Drawing inspiration from R&B icons such as Michael Jackson and George Michael, Dreezer creates a track that is both nostalgic and refreshingly new.
The song's lyrics express a devastating message: while love is frequently blamed for heartbreak, it is individuals' actions that genuinely cause grief. This concept is effectively represented by Dreezer's emotional voice and the song's beautiful melody. The production is sophisticated but raw, letting the emotional weight of the lyrics show through.
Dreezer's recent success, which includes a nomination for SONG OF THE YEAR at the Orpheus Global Indie Music Awards for his single "TAKE ME BACK," has cemented his position in the indie music world. With "(Love Didn't Hurt Me) IT WAS YOU," he demonstrates his ability to create songs that connect with audiences by combining personal storytelling with universal themes.
As anticipation for his upcoming album grows, fans can expect "(Love Didn't Hurt Me) IT WAS YOU" to be another excellent single that demonstrates Dreezer's ability to combine insightful lyricism with a captivating melody. This tune exemplifies Dreezer's unique ability to translate life's emotional intricacies into compelling, approachable music.
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