One artist who definitely hasn’t failed to make an impression is fellow Brit, Sophie Ellis-Bextor whose solo career kicked off in 2001 with double platinum album Read My Lips which contained the seductively upbeat delights of “Murder on the Dancefloor”. (courtesy official Sophie Ellis-Bextor Facebook page) It’s intoxicatingly liberating lyrically with a driving clarion call to drop those shackles and express the real you, married with a pulsing dance beat that adds musical speed to an already inspired spirit, all combining for one of those songs that makes you feel so alive that anything is possible.Īnd when you’re listening to this song, and for a good long while afterwards, you pretty much believe it is more power to Jessie Ware and her soul restorative music!

It was one of those tracks that grabs your attention and doesn’t let it go, something that can definitely be said for her latest track “Free Yourself”, an anthem to be yourself and own who you are authentically are which comes with all the goosebump energising vibes.

Jessie Ware first burst to public prominence in 2012 courtesy of her album Devotion which went to number 5 on the UK charts, earning itself an entry on the Mercury Prize shortlist in the process.Ĭlearly this reviewer was not paying attention, and more fool him, because the first time Ware came onto this blog’s radar was when her instantly catchy song “Save a Kiss”, complete with a lockdown-filmed video clip, made its presence felt. (courtesy official Jessie Ware Facebook page)

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