Lewis Watson Drops Indie-Pop Single Premiered By Zane Lowe on Beats1, Available Now!
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New Indie-Pop Single “Maybe We’re Home”
Premiered By Zane Lowe on Beats1, Available Now!
“This elegant song [Even If] about mistrust and regret is a doozy, achingly lonely but levelheaded, and Mr. Watson sings it with a mature voice and a mildly mawkish earnestness.”
– The New York Times, Jon Caramanica
“There’s no doubt: Lewis Watson really is out of this world.”
– NYLON
“Do Yourself a Favor and Listen…”
” …brings to mind the Avett Brothers, Fleet Foxes or his fellow Brits, Mumford & Sons.”
– PAPER
“Watson has a knack for Chris Martin-ian drama, but this remix recasts his a cappella in a kaleidoscopic new light.”
– SPIN
“Lewis Watson knows how to make us feel an aching in our hearts… ’”
Following the release of his critically acclaimed debut album The Morning, Lewis Watson has released a brand new single “Maybe We’re Home”
Demonstrating Lewis’ powers as a songwriter, the highly anticipated track effortlessly combines his poetic storytelling and matured indie-pop chops. “Maybe We’re Home“ offers a taste of what’s to come in 2016 as it take Lewis’ stripped-back, guitar-and-voice roots to a new level of richer, more textured soundscapes. “Maybe We’re Home” premiered by Zane Lowe on Beats 1 and below.
In 2012, the then nineteen-year-old singer-songwriter Lewis Watson self-released his debut EP It’s Got Four Sad Songs On It BTW after establishing a devoted online fan-base. It topped the iTunes singer-songwriter chart on the first day of release, outselling the likes of Adele, Madonna and Ed Sheeran. In addition to critical acclaim, all five of his EPs to date have hit the Top 10 at iTunes, each building upon the sales of the previous release. Meanwhile, his online following is phenomenal: nearly 9 million YouTube plays; 108,000 likes at Facebook; over 20 million streams at Spotify; and 80,000 Twitter followers.
Stay tuned for more exciting news from Lewis Watson coming soon!
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