Well this title could be about a
tricky situation he finds himself in or about an actual person.
The song has a big opening,
great drum beat that provides an energy that underlines the whole track, add in
a banjo for that traditional country and to get you toe tapping; before we hear
Stuart’s voice and it rightly steals your attention.
“Come with me” is a catchy
and upbeat chorus. You’ll be singing along before you realise it.
As we listen to the lyrics,
we realise its song about falling for a girl! But, this is a guy who is used to
being on his own so she tempts him a little. As his emotions come flooding in,
he’s scared; this is not something familiar and yet he just can’t ignore it.
Charmingly, he describes her
as a “beautiful mess” but we are not given the background as to why. Surely, he
is the mess – she is the one keeping him a little grounded.
There’s a fabulous
instrumental break which brings in the keys, highlighting the amazing musical
talents of The Angels With Dirty Faces.
Despite the rapid pace of
how these feelings (maybe love) develop, Stuart’s voice remains clear and calm.
It is, in itself, intoxicating.
As usual Stuart’s
storytelling captures a familiar situation beautifully and leaves the audience
wanting to hear more.
We you can catch him next at
Bodega Nottingham on 15 March for the single’s launch, and hear the single when
it drops on Monday 16 March on all digital platforms
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