Are you ready to take a step back into the late ‘80s with a touch of P!nk and Kelly Clarkson? If so, Natalie Gray’s new synth-pop single, “Last Orders,” will have you storming doors and refusing stereotypes in a heartbeat!
Natalie Gray – “Last Orders” single
“Last Orders” embodies the sassiness of Madonna and P!nk with strong powerful vocals inspired by Kelly Clarkson and Whitney Houston, alongside an epic synth solo and a long overdue key change! “Last Orders” is for listeners who are tired of being told they can’t, or to stay in the walls of the box they were put in. It’s for the outcasts, the fed-up, the ones ready to kick down the door that has been slammed in their faces.
“Last Orders” was written with lifelong friend and producer Jack Craig, the brains behind Natalie’s previous releases, “The Me I Pretend To Be” and “Live in Love.” The song brings you a song to scream out in the mirror with your hairbrush as well as dance till you feel better in your pajamas. A message for those who feel like they don’t belong in society but are covered in ‘80s guitar licks and an infectious bass line. Are you ready to kick some doors in? If so, connect with Natalie Gray @natgraymusic.
“If The 1975 had a baby with Madonna circa 1990… that would be Natalie Gray.”
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