The Pink Nostalgia’s is back yet again with another new single ‘It’s Alright’, a musical gem that radiates warmth and delivers a powerful message of resilience and self-acceptance. Teaming up with Fran Lusty, the London-based artist creates a captivating sonic experience that combines folk, rock, and pop elements into a seamless and unique sound.

From the opening notes, ‘It’s Alright’ immerses the listener in a world of heartfelt melodies and uplifting energy. The track’s pounding drums, beautifully crafted instrumentation, and angelic vocal lines create an ever-changing landscape of textures and dynamics. The Pink Nostalgia’s musical talent shines through as he expertly merges various genres, resulting in a sound that is both familiar and refreshingly original.

As The Pink Nostalgia gears up for the release of the upcoming EP, Youth & Observation, it is clear that 2023 holds great promise for this North London-based indie pop solo project. With his unique sound, authentic storytelling, and undeniable talent, The Pink Nostalgia is set to make a significant impact in the music industry and continue to captivate audiences with his heartfelt melodies and introspective lyrics.

““It’s Alright” is a letter to my younger self, telling him that despite what life may throw at you, despite its hardships, everything will be alright in the end. It also serves as a cathartic ‘thank you’ to my parents, for accepting me for who I am. The song deals with coming to terms with sexuality, and the guilt and shame that people can feel as a result. Together with my producer Andrew Chappell we embarked upon the songwriting process for “It’s Alright” with the aim of creating a huge, anthemic piece with my dear friend Fran Lusty providing soothing call-and-response female vocals throughout. The track took many different forms during the writing process, beginning life as quite a sad song before moving to a major key and taking new life as a form of celebration rather than introspection. I would love for this song to reach as many people who have felt, or are feeling the same way, as possible. There is always going to be another morning. All your emotions are valid. You just have to keep holding on.”

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