New from London singer-songwriter Carmody is Singing Your Love, an uptempo love song that represents a further string to the bow of this versatile new artist.
Of the inspiration behind the song, Carmody says: “‘Singing Your Love’ feels like my first love song. I read somewhere that songwriters are always documenting each phase of their lives through their music. I had never thought of it like that before, but it felt important to write about a moment beyond the battles that can exist when you fall in love. I’ve always struggled to write about happiness without stumbling into cliché, but it felt like something worth celebrating, something worth dancing about, beyond the scrutiny that I usually put my relationships under.
“It also came from a conversation I had on the Are We Live podcast, where I started talking about how there are no songs that objectify men, no videos with men washing cars in little cute boxers. So it also stemmed from a desire to see and write about the male form as a muse and sexual object.”
Carmody has recently appeared at festivals including The Great Escape in Brighton and Liverpool’s Sound City, with appearances at Barn on the Farm and Wilderness still to come this summer.
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