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    London-based singer-songwriter Andy Smythe’s “Beautiful Day”. Following a sold-out show at London’s Blackheath Halls, the British singer-songwriter has now blended classic Beatles-sounding tones with slight Britpop influences.

    … acharmingly nostalgic, Beatles-infused Britpop gems that highlights Andy Smythe at his absolute finest.

    The track is a breezy and upbeat affair, acting as Andy’s first single since his EP “Quiet Revolution Extra” came out earlier this year.

    With his solo work stretching as far back as 2002, this London-based veteran has certainly refined his sound over the years, and this new offering is an exceptional highlight of his, showcasing everything that this man is about.

    It’s beautiful, charming, nostalgic, and at the same time feels as fresh as anything else that’s been released these days. This is certainly a track that you need to listen to if you enjoy softer-leaning rock music.

    

Find more amazing music like this in our Britpop & More playlist on Spotify!

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