Natalie Clark’s journey from a Scottish classroom to the music scene of Los Angeles has been brought about by her sheer determination and readily apparent musical talent. Once a dedicated teacher, Natalie made the bold decision to leave behind her stable career in pursuit of her true passion, music.
It was a leap of faith that has certainly paid off, as the Scottish singer-songwriter has since become a rising star with a soulful pop sound that’s dazzled listeners on both sides of the Atlantic. Shefirst made waves with her debut EP Eagles, a self-released project that showcased her powerful vocals and heartfelt songwriting. Her unique sound quickly caught the attention of notable tastemakers, including BBC Radio 1’s Nick Grimshaw and business mogul Richard Branson, who both praised her talent.
Even further validation came with her appearance on Season 10 of The Voice, where she earned the admiration of musical icons Christina Aguilera and Blake Shelton. Since then, Natalie has continued to release a string of successful singles and EPs, including last year’s critically acclaimed BadAss Women.
Now, with her career continuing to gain momentum and a deal with DVG Records under her belt, Natalie Clark is gearing up to release her debut album. Announcing the project was her first single of the year, “A Place Called Home” and now she’s back with a brand new offering titled “Iced Tea.” This latest single marks a departure from Natalie’s souns, allowing her to explore new musical textures and styles while retaining the soulfulness that’s become her trademark.
Forging a laid back indie pop sound full of silky vocals and dreamy aesthetic, “Iced Tea” starts with the lo-fi tones of guitar as Natalie’s hushed vocals float above to cast elegant melodies above. Flowing with the mellow rattle of the beat, the lilting rhythmic sway delivers a mesmeric groove capped by a blend of soft vocal leads and airy backing sweeps.
The perfect soundtrack for lazy afternoons, “Iced Tea” serves up an instantly catchy sound tinged with subtly spacey vibes while still hosting Natalie Clark’s distinct musical fingerprint. Once again offering a dose of blissful pop music magic, the new single continues to build the hype for this exciting artist’s highly anticipated debut record.
Listen to Iced Tea below
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