Never Be The Same’ is the latest fun upbeat
swing single from rising Texas artist Andy Meadows set to appear on his
upcoming album Modern Day Crooner.
Accompanied by a vibrant 9 piece band, Andy delivers a
swanky crooning voice powerful enough to compete with the likes of Harry Connick Jr., Michael Buble and Frank Sinatra.
Steel guitar and fiddles meanwhile add a country vibe that harks back to Andy’s
roots.
Lyrically, the song centres around being love-struck.
Andy explains the inspiration behind it: ‘I fell in love with the new girl at work and it had been years since
I’d felt that way and I’d forgotten how wonderful and terrible falling in love
can be, the sleepless nights the anticipation of a phone call or text, then
analyzing what each text really means and how quickly or slowly you should
respond, wondering if you should kiss her or shouldn’t kiss her, trying to play it cool when you
see her even though it’s probably obvious that you’re madly in love with her.
You know, the usual stuff.’
Growing up in a country radio station owned
by his father, the singer developed his interest in music at an early age. He
started writing songs at the age of 16 and originally had plans to pursue a
career as an opera singer winning his way into Texas Tech University as a vocal
performance major. However, knowing opera wasn’t his real passion, he later
transferred to South Plains College to study commercial music.
Andy is 6ft5in tall and was recently invited
to the Dallas Tall People’s Club. ‘I never went but I find it really odd that there’s
a club made up of people and the only thing they have in common is that they’re
all tall. I guess they just sit around and talk about where they buy their
pants.’
‘Never Be The Same’
is available here to stream: https://soundcloud.com/andy-meadows-554478650/never-be-the-same/s-8B8fp?in=andy-meadows-554478650/sets/modern-day-crooner-cd/s-G5DIR
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