Frankie Carvalho
A Thousand Lies
London


When Frankie Carvalho decided to extend her range with a song-writing course, taught by Whitney Houston song-writer Jud Friedman, she met an entire group of like-minded artists. Rather than putting up walls and seeing them as competition, Frankie did the best thing possible and saw them as a team. Writing this new number with two new friends she met along the way over Zoom, Jon Kendall and Samantha Jones eagerly take their places as the singers on Frankie's new record. Already known for her extremely well-received Sandstorm EP, Frankie Carvalho is on a sure route to bigger things with her expert attitude.


Keyboards and guitar begin a dreamy melodic journey through emotional phrases. Jon Kendall begins with a crisp and passionate performance. The delivery rises a notch as a rock drumbeat surges beneath the orchestrations. Strings and wind add delicate layerings between the main lane of sound from the vocal. Samantha Jones adds a brushstroke of undertone that rises through the chorus to unify the words in a wholesome approach. Evocative song-writing brings a culmination of thematics to a pristine focus as the blues guitar enters to wail into the manifested dream cloud.


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Frankie Carvalho
The Right One (Featuring Amy Di Bartolomeo)
From Sandstorm EP


During the Covid lockdown, Frankie Carvalho wrote a poem about her feelings. Watching people suffering is not pleasant and she wanted to do something to help. The poem was loved by all who read it and it quickly was turned into a song. A charity single later and a new EP to go with it, Frankie Carvalho has enjoyed a run of successes with each number. The Right One is the fourth single from the record and once more is enjoying radio play around the globe.


A beautiful voice from Amy Di Bartolomeo opens along with a delicately strummed guitar. Twills in chord picked melodies reverberate around Hammond organ as the rhythm moves forward and back again. The music is soft and tranquil yet filled with an emotional relevance that sits poignantly on top of the flow. Guitar frames the progression as drums splash the tempo down in adaptive rhythms. It's a song to enjoy, sit back and relax with and maybe if you're good enough, you can sing along as well.


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