Nashville-based pop vocalist Ashley Arrison has released her first music video for for the lead single "Trying To Help You Out," was co-written with Kelly Clarkson, who also lends backing vocals to the track, an accomplished slice of pop-rock with well-crafted country lyrics that is taken from her new full-length debut album, "Hearts on Parade," just hits the streets on July 1, and was her heartfelt, honest lyrics that initially drew us to her music and the album stays true to that formula with its brilliant blend of well-crafted country lyrics and pop melodies.
"Trying to Help You Out" is full of heartbreaking pop goodness and a cautionary tale to a loved one that pursuit will result in imminent heartbreak. Arrison enlists good friend Clarkson for the song. There's beauty in restraint as Clarkson harnesses her trademark vocals creating more of a haunting effect, allowing Arrison to stand out. The song also features world-renowned drummer, Matt Chamberlain and the uber-talented producer, songwriter and musician Aben Eubanks, who was instrumental to the entire album process by performing on all of the tracks. This concise yet effective new album allows her to shift between pop, folk and country-influenced songs letting the hooks and groove carry her along. After a few spins, you might even be able to distinguish her from her intended contemporaries.
Even for fans, it's tough to tell today's female singer-songwriters apart. From Mandy Moore to Sara Bareilles, Vanessa Carlton, Michelle Branch and Colbie Caillat, most of them fall into a vague post-Jewel/Sarah McLachlan haze. It's logical to throw Arrison into that bucket. She's gifted with a sweet voice, writes songs from the heart and is easy on the eyes and ears. Arrison's music is endearing and beautifully composed. You might not know yet, but you will. She is the complete package of gorgeous vocals, striking beauty, and a catalog of songs just waiting to be heard and cherished. Arrison offers up songs you will love immediately and cause you to wonder why no one has told you about her before now. Now this sweet southern songstress is launching her own career, touching lives with her gift of heartfelt melodies and stirring lyrics. we're pretty stoked about Arrison's potential and only see tremendous success coming her way in the very near future.
"Trying to Help You Out" is full of heartbreaking pop goodness and a cautionary tale to a loved one that pursuit will result in imminent heartbreak. Arrison enlists good friend Clarkson for the song. There's beauty in restraint as Clarkson harnesses her trademark vocals creating more of a haunting effect, allowing Arrison to stand out. The song also features world-renowned drummer, Matt Chamberlain and the uber-talented producer, songwriter and musician Aben Eubanks, who was instrumental to the entire album process by performing on all of the tracks. This concise yet effective new album allows her to shift between pop, folk and country-influenced songs letting the hooks and groove carry her along. After a few spins, you might even be able to distinguish her from her intended contemporaries.
Even for fans, it's tough to tell today's female singer-songwriters apart. From Mandy Moore to Sara Bareilles, Vanessa Carlton, Michelle Branch and Colbie Caillat, most of them fall into a vague post-Jewel/Sarah McLachlan haze. It's logical to throw Arrison into that bucket. She's gifted with a sweet voice, writes songs from the heart and is easy on the eyes and ears. Arrison's music is endearing and beautifully composed. You might not know yet, but you will. She is the complete package of gorgeous vocals, striking beauty, and a catalog of songs just waiting to be heard and cherished. Arrison offers up songs you will love immediately and cause you to wonder why no one has told you about her before now. Now this sweet southern songstress is launching her own career, touching lives with her gift of heartfelt melodies and stirring lyrics. we're pretty stoked about Arrison's potential and only see tremendous success coming her way in the very near future.
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