Jude York's song "Those Were The Days" will take you time of liberating and unadulterated happiness on its nostalgic journey. The dynamic lyrics of this invigorating track frame the message cinematically with lyrics like "once upon a European summer, twice beneath a champagne-colored sky." Descriptions throughout the song are entirely packed with meaning, pouring lovely imagery over its concepts and illustrating the moments so vividly you'll feel like you're a part of them. On top of longing for the victorious days of youth with lyrics like "we'd roll the dice but never lose," the song asks for a chance to try again with an old lover. There are some periods of life or emotion that we simply tie to another person, and the way this song acts as a dramatic and romantic proposition will leave you invigorated.
A jazzy, snappy synthpop song full of nostalgia, "Those Were The Days" will seduce you with its sound. The song opens with Jude's breathy falsetto, bringing an edgy and intense dive into the lyrics. While listening to this song, I felt very much like I was watching a film, with a beginning that hooks you. Energetic and gentle percussion meets twangy, speedy guitar in the opening, before the percussion gains a lower, resonant pulse. As the lyrics dive into the narrative of the verse, Jude's vocals drop low into a bluesy and energetic tone. Throughout the chorus, the singing gains a powerful rasp that will have you hanging onto the magnificence of the lyrics. Get lost in this wonderful fever dream of sound that will have you locked in on its charismatic and mysterious sound.
Jude York is an Australian musician whose singing, songwriting, and production talents have taken him far. His musical journey started early, with inspiring influences from his mother, an opera singer, and father, a jingle writer. From winning a Queensland Music Award to supporting Dean Lewis in his European tour, Jude's skills and catchy music have drawn the attention of listeners across the globe. His own songs have millions of streams, and he has collaborated with many other artists, having featured on Kaivon's song "Lost Without You", Tina Says' "Barriers", and more. Check out the links below to learn more about his music.
Written By Hanna Kowal
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