Categories: New Music

From Vermont’s heart, Sage Hatfield delivers a captivating blend in “I Thought You’d Never Ask!”

Sage Hatfield is a Vermont-based folk-pop multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter, and performer with a strength and sound of his own. And while I’ve met singers who can hold a melody a dime a dozen, quite few can actually live out a song, tell a story through them, or put the listener in the shoes of someone else quite the way Sage does in his latest jam, “I Thought You’d Never Ask!”- A collaborative tour de force featuring the strikingly gifted vocalist Hannah Bowers.

The ability to transport the listener to a different place and make them look through different romantic lenses is this essence of the song. One undeniable fact is the addictive nature of this track, paired with its technical dexterity.

It feels nostalgic yet relevant, unique yet warmly familiar, and has an intriguing cross-genre appeal thanks to that marvelous blend of rhythm and melody.

And when we talk about the instrumentation, the variety offered here is astounding and stupendous. The string instruments, percussion, and traditional instruments are concocted impeccably to create an excellent arrangement that supports both the artist’s vocal performances.

Sage has powerful and expressive vocals, ideal for the genre, and he really comes off as observational with a strong tone that perfectly fits with the mood and essence of the song.

Nostalgic and warm, this song is a must-have for fans of folk-pop, Britpop, and and general indie folk. Released under Oak Honest Records, it also features a complementary music video that elevates the track.

“I Thought You’d Never Ask” is a single preceding Sage’s upcoming record, “Postcards From New England” expected to officially debut this coming fall.

For now, delve into this splendid, catchy, and timeless masterpiece by following the link below. Make sure you subscribe to Sage Hatfield’s YouTube channel, like the video, add the song to your playlist, and spread the word!

Delvin

Founder of Tunepical, a blog dedicated to sharing my love of music with you. I believe that music is the key to life, and if you're listening to the right songs at the right time, everything is possible!

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