UK Eclectic Singer-Songwriter Laura Musgrave’s Latest Single, “Early Days,” Is Currently the BBC Leicester “Track of the Week.”

Musically, sensationally gifted songstress Laura Musgrave has been presenting some of the most melodically beautiful and eclectic works that showcase complete passionate engagement with the celebration of life’s most beautiful and hopeful moments. Cutting across musical boundaries in a way only she is capable of, her music sought of leads the apex of what’s possible in celebrating life’s passions and the insatiable pursuit of beauty. It is little wonder why her music has been on heavy rotation on many radios across Europe and US. The dream is still big in her eyes, as she wants to make a global imprint with her music, one song at a time!

Still in its “Early Days” (see what I did there!) Musgrave’s latest single has already been generating buzz and was voted BBC Leicester’s “Track of the Week.” What’s more, this is not her first track to achieve that milestone, and that should tell you about the magnitude of genuine talent we are talking about here!

“Early Days” radiates with an extremely catchy melody bolstered by Laura’s mellifluous vocal performance. A very fun and up-beat pop-rock type of song, you will love how some identifiable nostalgic anecdotes have been integrated into the melodies to mirror old school pop rock with modern harmonies making this tune it in both worlds so perfectly!

“Early Days” is actually about being completely wrapped up in the excitement of a new relationship and immediately falling head over heels for your new lover, and you just want to cherish every second of it.

The gist of this melodious masterpiece certainly lies in its catchy elements and the instantly identifiable and relatable lyrics that reflect situations most, if not all, of us have found ourselves in more often than not!

“Early Days” is effortlessly likeable; to stream it in its entirety, follow the attached link and make sure to find a spot for it under your favorite playlist!

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