Nicole is new to our pages, and a bit of a different styling than the usual Chiefers wave. But none the less, her talent is brimming at the seams and refreshing to say the least. This 20-year-old Vancouver-native has a pen that makes you think she’s lived a thousand lives already. The pain, longing and heartbreak that make up “Blue Mountain Street” showcase a maturity of artistry peers her age could only wish to possess.
Alongside the stellar production and strums of guitars that surround her vocals, we are taken to a world far from here. “We used to laugh at all the bad jokes” is such a bittersweet line that will connect with the listener. Yearning for those sometimes corny moments with an old love, even though it’s never coming around again pulls at your memories and heartstrings alike. This opus is a powerful evocation of emotion for a new ear and Nicole‘s fan will love this one per usual. Great music will always breakthrough no matter the genre, and Nicole Amoroso is a few steps away from some stellar notoriety.
