Electricity is the 4th single this year from myself to your ears and eyes (video below). My husband and I spent an afternoon filming a music video teaser in the legendary Alice in Wonderland tunnel in the Kemptown gardens. It's come out rather arty and I hope you like it!
The most important thing in my artist life is doing the thing! Writing, releasing and doing what I love. Success is secondary, though I do wish or it. The feedback from the promo campaigns has been so lovely and positive in the lead up to this release. I hope you agree and will find yourself listening to Electricity more than once. As always, thank you a million for supporting my music. It means the world to me.
Electricity lyrically tells of forbidden chemistry. The track creates the mystery musically of such a situation that has firm boundaries, yet pushed these in thought only. The synths and driving beat take you in a trance away into a dream world where anything is possible.
It has already reached NO 13 in the Beatport Melodic House & Techno charts and NO 85 in the overall Beatport releases charts. If you really want to support, you can buy your copy here 💜
Thanks so much to all the DJs out there that have included it in their podcasts and radio shows, my music wouldn't be the same without you playing it to the world, so I massively appreciate it. 🧡
To every single Wolfferine, old or new - THANK YOU! I would love to hear from you, how this track or any other releases have impacted you. It keeps me going and keeps me inspired.🤍
Have the best weekend. Let your colours shine and never give up whatever life throws at you.
Peter Dennis got in touch with an instrumental for me to write to last November right around the time the Colorado Springs Nightclub shooting happened. Feeling moved by the tragic events, it only took me only a few minutes to write the lyrics:
I see colours shining
I see love crying
I see broken hearts that just wanted to dance
Broken lives that just wanted to live
So let’s stand and fight
Let the colours live
Let their hearts shine
It is tragic that someone could not only go around with a gun shooting people, but that these events happen aimed at the LGBTQ community.
Having grown up in a household with adverse opinions about feelings for the opposite sex when I asked about it as a young child then later having been targeted by evangelical Christians that made me face the decision of either believing in Jesus or going to hell at the age of 11 that were of much of the same opinion as I encountered at home, I admittedly did not spend much time considering how I felt about the topic growing up. Unfortunately, it wasn't until my mid-twenties when I finally managed to break out of the religious cult that labels itself "Christianity".
I was guilty all the same for some years of my life for not making enough room for people whatever their preference. I never attacked anyone, love for the person was always in the centre for me, even though misguided.
My mind sometimes wonders if I would have explored more if it hadn't been for the people in my life telling me that feeling attraction to the opposite sex was either a result of a non-functional upbringing (which I surely did have but had no intention of proving the messenger right) or that indeed it was the devil's temptation.
Thank f***(cause I don't thank God anymore... maybe the universe as some metaphor in a mystic way) I managed to break out of both of these destructive belief systems. I have a huge amount of empathy for anyone that is targeted with these damaging opinions, let alone experience any sort of abuse or violence over it.
"Broken Hearts" pays tribute to all the victims of the Colorado Springs shooting but also to all the small and huge adverse actions and reactions anyone has experienced that doesn't fit the "norm". How I wish I could go back to that 10 or something year old girl that was me that innocently asked "what if a girl likes a girl" and give her a very different answer than the one I received and echoed in my mind for the following 15 years of my life and lived a lot more open minded.
I hope this release is full of hope for a better future and a reminder to hold each other up in love.
