Francesca Everly, an emerging indie pop artist based in London, has released her latest single, “Golden Days,” an evocative exploration of childhood memories and the poignant realities of growing into adulthood.
The track, part of her forthcoming EP, debuted on September 6th and continues to showcase her unique blend of folk, indie, and pop influences reminiscent of artists like Lizzy McAlpine, Noah Kahan, and Holly Humberstone.
“Golden Days” is described as an intimate ballad that conjures the nostalgia of simpler times through its moody soundscapes, candid lyrics, and guitar-driven melodies.
The song delves into the bittersweet realization of fading childhood memories and the complexities of adult responsibilities. It is crafted to resonate with listeners during moments of quiet introspection, making it a perfect companion for a reflective rainy afternoon.
Originally from Rome, Everly’s move to London marked a significant turning point in her career, initiating a solo project during lockdown as a medium to articulate her internal dialogues.
Her music distinctively captures the essence of self-discovery, blending emotional depth with engaging pop elements. Following her well-received single “Pathetic,” which garnered over 30,000 streams and praise from notable critics, Everly’s upcoming EP is highly anticipated.
Scheduled for release on November 8th, the EP promises to explore themes of love, loss, and personal growth, with tracks like “Flight Risk” and “maybe it’s just a bad day” already earning spots on prestigious Spotify Editorial Playlists.
Everly is set to celebrate this milestone with an EP release party, aiming to further establish her mark in the music industry with her heartfelt storytelling and melodic prowess.
Listen to “Golden Days” below!
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