Aside from a handful of singles, we haven’t had much new music from Brooklyn power-pop group Charly Bliss in the last five years—but they are breaking their silence with a longingly painful heartbreak ballad. “Nineteen” is the first offering from the quartet’s upcoming record “Forever”, and the single swells with a gorgeous piano melody accompanying Eva Hendricks’ vocals as she sings, “C’mon honey break my heart / I could run forever, but I won’t get far.” The dramatic track explores how first loves linger and haunt your emotions for a long time.
The New York City band Charly Bliss delivered sugar-sweet power-pop/rock hooks on the acclaimed albums “Guppy” (2017) and “Young Enough” (2019).
Although “Nineteen” is a significant departure from the bubbly pop-punk the group has delivered to us in the past, the emotional depth of this new avenue promises an interesting and likely unmissable progression from Charly Bliss.
This August, they’ll finally release their third LP, “Forever”, and the heartbreaking “Nineteen,” driven by emotive keyboards and frontwoman Eva Hendricks’ distinctive vocals, has got us excited to close the gap.
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