Nina Storey has given us a steamy new single with her song, "When The Lights Go Out." The spicy track is an energetic, edgy addition to the pop-rock world. Narrating a sensual story, "When The Lights Go Out" depicts a night spent with a lover from the singer's point of view. Storey weaves this tale of desire with sexy lyrics, featuring lines like "Would you like to come on over/Whiskey on the rocks we can sit and talk/Until you lay your hands all over my skin/Feel my heat come crashing in." With intimate lyrics that feel like a page ripped out of your favorite romance novel, "When The Lights Go Out" takes us on a ride full of love, lust, and erotica.
Pairing well with the erotic nature of this track, Storey's sultry vocals steal the show throughout "When The Lights Go Out." The artist flawlessly delivers the seductive lyrics with a sensuous, flirtatious tone. Accompanying Storey's impressive vocal performance, "When The Lights Go Out" creates an irresistible soundscape with raunchy, slinky guitar riffs and driving drums. The track incorporates loads of memorable melodic material that'll have you playing this song on repeat. Falling on the heavier side of pop-rock, "When The Lights Go Out" could hang in a playlist with the likes of The Pretty Reckless and P!nk. It's a must-listen for any pop-rock enthusiast looking for a punchy new anthem to be obsessed with.
Nina Storey is an accomplished, unapologetic singer-songwriter making waves in the New York and Los Angeles music scenes. She has opened for several female powerhouses including Sara Bareilles, Milck, Hailey Reinhart, and Rachel Platten. Storey has performed in numerous international festivals such as the New Orleans JazzFest and the Montreal Jazz Festival. People Magazine has written about her, stating "With a voice like hers, pyrotechnics are redundant.” The seasoned star has also had her voice and music featured on national commercials for the brands Nissan, AT&T, Ford, Kellogg’s, Pepsi, Coke, and Heineken. If that's not impressive enough, her music and voice have been featured on TV programs like the CW’s Riverdale, FOX’s So You Think You Can Dance, the CW’s Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, NBC’s Days of Our Lives, Dreamworks Animation's Rhyme Time Town, and feature films such as American Girl and The Broken Hearts Club. As a queer artist, Storey has used her platform to advocate for visibility and awareness in her art.
Written By Cheyenne Johnson
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