Matthew Joseph returns with exhilarating cover of a classic

 

Combining pounding electro-pop with striking fashion, Matthew Joseph is a cutting-edge artist ready to empower and entertain. With a potent cocktail of hooks, smart lyrics and dazzling imagery, Matthew keeps us engaged and eager for more. Drawing inspiration from the Princess of Pop Britney Spears, Matthew is back with his rendition of the already iconic single ‘Oops I Did It Again’.

Sharing his thoughts on the new release, Matthew Joseph shares, “After being a huge fan of hers for two decades after following the free Britney movement in ‘21 it inspired me to cover this iconic track. We took Britney and mixed it with yungblud and came up with this unique Matthew Joseph version.”

After starting his singing career a little later than he originally planned. He has managed to cram many television appearances like appearing and performing live on UKTVs Judge Romesh in 2019. Originally spotted after making the final in the open mic 2017, Matthew has since been writing his own music. He has become known for his passionate lively live performances in many prestigious venues, such as O2 London and O2 academy. 

Musically, the track is energetic and in places quite sexy, aka everything you’d want from a Matthew Joseph. Exceeding expectations that he’s built through previous releases, this electrifying release is electro pop at its best with a feisty nature. Gaining over 40,000 streams on Spotify alone, the North Wales based artist is certainly turning heads within the industry. Not only talented in the musical field, Matthew also uses fashion and imagery to make a statement, and has earned an exceptional reputation online.

Matthew Joseph returns with electro-pop track 'Chance'

UK based artist Matthew Joseph will become the talk of the town in new anthem ‘Chance’. Receiving praise from the likes of CLOUT Magazine, EQ Magazine and Twisted Male Magazine, Matthew has also collaborated with Derrick Barry of RuPaul’s Drag Race US. Having been featured previously on the likes of The X Factor, Matthew quickly realised the impermanence of that kind of shallow exposure and became determined to forget a meaningful path into the industry. He resolved to write his own music and lyrics, criticizing the current trend of virtual dating and our desperation for ‘online’ status whilst avidly supporting LGBTQ and other minority groups. 

Sharing his thoughts on the release, Matthew Joseph explains, “Chance is a break up anthem about the struggles of a relationship when you still love them even though they’ve had millions of chances to sort themselves out and make it work. It’s an empowering, relatable dance-pop track.”

Adding to the process of making the track, Matthew Joseph shares, “I wrote the track with George Pelham (check him out he’s got a few million streams himself really successful guy ) in May and it’s really relatable I feel, we’ve all been in this stage of a breakup where you kind of want that person back but you’re also thinking no you’ve had plenty of chances! And I was networking with Myah Marie over socials and thought she would be a fun addition to the track - she’s huge in America mainly behind the scenes writing for Britney, RuPaul, Miley Cyrus, Selena Gomez (and touring with her and Charlie xcx) to name a few, and I was made up when she loved the track and jumped at the chance to feature. She’s so talented and lovely and I’m a huge fan of her and the artists she’s worked with. Chris Hall (The Wanted, The Saturdays produced the track and he’s produced all my tracks so I’m hoping he’ll be my Max Martin.”