As a musician, Luchi dedicates himself to creating music that resonates with people from all walks of life, striving to create a sound that speaks directly to the soul. He uses his platform to share his artistry and spread awareness about the causes he supports, such as LGBTQ rights. He is now, more than ever, committed to pushing the boundaries of music and inspiring others to do so. He continues to make soulful and powerful music that encourages his audience to listen, learn, and grow with him. With multiple projects under his belt, this Glasgow native looks forward to continuing his trailblazing musical journey.
In beautiful contrast to his previous soulful, melancholic, emotional, and laid-back “Things He Handed Down”, his new single, “You’ll Hurt More,” is soulful, emotional, and upbeat, delivered with a tone of defiance and an uplifting one to get the listener inspired and empowered by the end of their listening experience.
His enchanting voice is the same: soulful, gentle, and yet powerfully expressive, with his emotive delivery and impeccable flows accentuating the weight of the lyrics and helping capture the track’s essence and narrative in a way that the listener enjoys every time.
That captivating hook at the track’s core is guaranteed to take up residence in a listener’s brain for the rest of the day and is where the gist of the song resides. It has been performed so powerfully to lure the listener in and reward them with a memorable listening experience. The beautiful backing vocal harmonies add depth and sonic elegance to the mix.
“You’ll Hurt More” takes inspiration from personal human experiences and emotions, capturing the raw feelings of heartbreak and the journey towards reclaiming one’s own strength and independence. This is a timely reminder that perhaps that heartbreak was for the better, and it is what will finally allow you to heal and become the best version of yourself and be the best version of yourself that you can be.
Already streaming on all the popular channels, how about you give this song a listen, and if you like what Luchi has to offer, then add the song to your playlist and share it with your friends and family, and maybe your ex-lover. No?
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