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A new single turns pressure, judgement and heartbreak into a sharply defiant blues-rock statement, arriving alongside Joanne Shaw Taylor’s latest album.
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“This is blues rock with heart, muscle and plenty of scars.”
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“Sometimes love is thrilling and destructive at the same time. I wrote this song about those intense, complicated relationships.”
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“A very personal song for me. A song about always holding out hope that the one you love might finally step up, but sadly...
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"It's about resilience and self-belief even in the hardest of times." – Joanne Shaw Taylor
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“Look What I’ve Become” is a haunting reflection on addiction and isolation, blending minor-key blues intensity with the cinematic sweep of a Bond theme.
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“You only get one shot to do this correctly. And I think we nailed it.” — Joe Bonamassa
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“It’s OK to be different – to dress however you want, to look the way that makes you happy, to live your life on...
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“It's about recognising how dangerous that kind of love can become, but somehow still finding yourself drawn to the very thing that's destroying you.”
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“The song started with this giant Drop-E riff which became the intro and chorus, and then I wanted the verses to sound like the...
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“Taking the power and standing up for yourself when you’ve hit that limit.”