British country pop singer-songwriter Jeorgia Rose just released “Too Far Gone,” a collaboration with NFL WR/pop artist Blake Proehl and cowritten by Sam Tuten of Sony Music Publishing’s The Tuten Brothers, about wanting a love that’s never beyond saving – no matter how many fights occur. Oftentimes, people tend to run away at the first hurdle in a relationship, but this song alludes to a true committed partnership.
This beautiful soft pop country ballad, produced by Nashville’s Dave Thomas Jr, explores the deep emotions embedded in the journey of a relationship, but reassuring that no matter how rocky the path, the couple’s love is never truly “too far gone.” The duet, filled with complementing vocal harmonies and intricate instrumentation, lingers in the hearts of listeners.
In addition, Jeorgia and Blake filmed a heartwarming music video, where watchers can see the journey of the relationship described in the song. This video visually narrates the journey of a couple facing a breakup and rediscovering their unbreakable bond.
The singer-songwriter out of Manchester is introducing herself right on time with her latest: a dreamy, transportive, comforting new single. While based across the pond, Jeorgia Rose’s sound feels steeped in the singer-songwriter community more expected of an artist growing in Nashville or the independent music halls of Brooklyn. Her country-pop sound floats above the generation of songwriters inspired by the likes of Taylor Swift and Kacey Musgraves; she surpasses nostalgia, hoping people feel understood when they listen to her music, and, more importantly, hoping people will feel something of significance at all.
What’s more, Jeorgia Rose understands that there’s more out there than traditional romance. “Life doesn’t revolve around the guy or girl you’re in love with,” she says. Her background in live shows, having spent years now playing live shows and honing her ability to connect with a crowd, feeds back into her craft, creating an ever-expanding sonic and lyrical world. Above all else, her process revolves around following her emotions and letting her heart guide the story, rather than trying to find the perfectly curated or algorithmic melody. If she finds a hit along the way, so be it.
Her stripped-back, emotional style suits her gentle, comforting vocals, and her songs are what ultimately speak for themselves. Young people will be able to see themselves in Jeorgia Rose’s work most of all.
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