The campaign for the second album by Olivia Dean, which leaves in September, goes to the stern. The London singer of Neo-Soul already had enough impact with her debut, ‘Messy’, which led the single ‘Dive’. They nominated the Brits, even to Mercury, and although he did not win either in one case or another, his name began to sound internationally.
His new album is called ‘The Art of Loving’, he leaves on September 26, and has just given his first top 10 in the British lists of Singles.
The song is called ‘Nice to Each Other’, talks about respecting the independence of the loved one within a relationship, and has a sound closer to the pop-rock of the 70 type Fleetwood Mac. There are also those who have seen Harry Styles in his reference to Italy, given the unconfirmed rumors that both maintain or have maintained a relationship (Styles has a house in that country). Part of those rumors come from the Kalorama Madrid of 2024: Olivia Dean acted, Harry was among the public.
In any case, ‘Nice to Each Other’ has tried to sell in the United States through the Jimmy Fallon program.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpxycarhj8e
The gradual climb in ‘Nice To Each Other’ lists this summer has coincided with the success of Dean’s collaboration with Sam Fender, which has reached Top 6. Although the prominence of Olivia Dean in this other topic entitled ‘Rein me in’ is limited (his voice does not appear until the second stanza), he is fully accredited in him, and his voice fits perfectly in this more folk record, To Bruce Springsteen. Especially with the winds of the end, which definitely refer to another era.
And the third good news for Olivia Dean is that the new single from his album, ‘Man I Need’ (the third after a ‘Lady Lady’ that went unnoticed), is having an excellent reception and will also border the top 10 of UK according to the Midweeks.
In this case it is a more faithful song to the Neo-Soul record with which we met her, which is about deserving love. They are not the productions of Olivia Dean that bars that were the hits of the genre in the 60s or 70s; In return they offer us a kindness and comfort that is appreciated in these times. For sample, the video of ‘Man I need’, composed through several sequence planes; cousin brother of the previous two.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIV_y2RPQ_A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vi0ndsh2b8k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jn_vyg_wury
