The voice of countless pop and electronic hits UKthe English artist Kelli-Leigh, backing vocals of Adele, is expanding her global reach, with a distribution deal with developer ONErpm and the release of her new single, Birds and beesentered the digital platforms last Friday (11).
Birds and bees It takes its name from the commonly used English-language metaphor for sex, but takes a more love-oriented route. Embracing this romantic message, Kelli-Leigh it also expresses this feeling in the production, which opens up to the listener, inviting him to get lost in the danceable rhythm of the music.
“I wanted to create a more modern disco track, with my electronic pop sound. A track that makes you feel like you have warm sun on your face, like flowers blooming and being close to someone who makes you feel special and alive”explained Kelli-Leigh.
And goes on: “We achieved this authentic ‘throwback’ feel by recording all the instruments analogously in Aidan Glover’s studio, then I took the track to Lee Tyler, who built the electronic element into the percussion.”
The latest version of Kelli-Leigh was supported by the world’s largest media network UKTHE BBCAND Birds and bees already appeared, before launch, in the largest Reality show British, the island of love. With the support of ONerpmespecially the office of Portugalthe artist intends to expand his recognition to the whole world.
By completing the single release, Kelli-Leigh has also prepared a video clip, recorded in Cascais, Portugal, with an old carousel in the background, which for the artist symbolizes “the movement of life and the hurricane of feelings of romantic love”.
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Source: Terra
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