Based out of the glamorous city of Rockmart, Georgia, is the strikingly gifted singer-songwriter Sky Whatley, who creates thoughtful music in the hopes of promoting love, positivity, and optimism in a world often lacking in tolerance, love, and happiness. The success of his music thus far is evident, with anthems like “Body Move” and “Friday (Can’t Wait)” going on to receive widespread embrace from fans and critics alike.
His creative fuel for music has been inspired ever since he was young, seeing that he hails from a musical family. That passion and talent were further nurtured through his involvement in church singing, and he has come through, honing his craft and cadence under the guidance of his family as well as sharpening his vocal tools through the singing stints in church.
Whatley is now preparing for the release of his new single, “Auntie Love,” a catchy and vibrant tour de force as he seeks to stake his claim with this standout single that features an upbeat bluesy beat with southern soul influences to mirror Whatley’s Rockmart roots.
And more than its soulful, catchy, and vibrant feel, “Auntie Love” is an anthem for all the lovely and hardworking black women who take care of themselves, make moves in the business and fashion worlds, and still ensure they maintain their striking beauty and charms.
This upcoming release is highly anticipated to connect Whatley with eager audiences, thanks to its excellent arrangement, how excellent the production is, and how beautifully, soulfully, and soul-stirringly the execution is.
The southern blues and soul are about to get a new creative harbinger in “Auntie Love,” and I honestly cannot keep calm for this exciting new release from an artist who has proven to be in a league of his own when it comes to singing and performance.
Mark July 11, 2023, on your calendar, and follow Sky Whatley closely on all his social platforms for real-time updates!
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