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Review: "Bad Dancing" - Harry Bodley Scott



Are you on the prowl for a catchy song as the summer months approach? Look no further than Harry Bodley-Scott's "Bad Dancing" for a high-octane rock song that will have your pulse pounding and your feet dancing. The artist's sunny, laid-back appeal seeps through in every element of the song, from his colorful guitar progressions to the character-filled, lovely vocals, providing it with an effortlessly danceable feel and charm. The attitude and ambiance of this song are so gloriously carefree and anthemic that it feels contagious in its good vibes and upbeat spirit. With its delightfully unashamed sense of fun and adventure, "Bad Dancing" is the perfect soundtrack to warmer days and lighter weekends. Additionally, it makes for an exceptionally engaging and enticing listening experience. approaches With catchy guitar chords and towering tenor vocals that make it impossible not to be singing along, this upbeat song is a blast from the start to the end. Additionally, whereas other artists may try to hide their shortcomings, Bodley-Scott embraces them with an unwavering spirit that is genuinely uplifting. Overall, the rock tune "Bad Dancing" is an incredible song that will make you smile and bounce around the room.



Additionally, "Bad Dancing" delivers in many aspects on that front. The detailed and dynamic guitar playing has a strong beat that will cause you to nod. On the other hand, the percussion maintains a constant pace and gives the song considerable weight with a gratifying thump that grounds it. This single, which contains guitar riffs and progressions reminiscent of Circa Waves, comes just as the festival season begins. When you can quit attempting to control how people perceive you, Harry says, "Being yourself is not something you try to accomplish; it's something you let yourself do." Therefore, bad dancing becomes sincere. His vocals have a joyful, almost cheeky energy that transforms the song into a celebration of life and all its flaws. It is clear Harry put his life and soul into this. beautiful composition.


The most recent upcoming singer-songwriter to emerge from London is Harry Bodley-Scott. His innate musical talent and love of language combine to produce melodies and lyrics that reflect the victories and tragedies that people encounter on a daily basis. His life's work is composing music. In the eleven years since he started writing music, he has improved his craft. With his distinctive lyrical pop songwriting, Harry is ready to rise above the crowd at the age of 25 and make an effort at the top of the UK music industry and beyond. Harry Wootliff's latest movie, "True Things," starring Ruth Wilson, featured the song "Times of Our Lives," which was released in 2020 on his EP "Hoping for a Sunrise," and the song "Man Like Me," which spent three weeks at the top of the charts. Harry's 2021 single "Instagram" was described as the "perfect example" of how Harry "tends to delve deeper in his lyrics than most singer-songwriters" by Amelia Vandergast of A&R Factory. There are many, many more Harry Bodley-Scott songs coming out, so keep an eye out for his name and keep checking this space, according to Hughes Nelson of DailyMusicRoll. "Harry Bodley-Scott is making wonderful compositions that are bound to move your head and melt your heart," he wrote. Harry, without a doubt, will be reaching new heights on the London music scene.


Written By ShatteredSoul


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