UK-based producer, songwriter, and musician The Used Notes delivers a beautifully haunting masterpiece themed “My Story.”

The Used Notes is the brainchild of one multi-talented songwriter, musician, and producer based out of Kent, UK. A mysterious band in its own right, the kind of music delivered here is observational melody—thinking of people they know and viewing life from their perspective. A band that has seen the really good and extremely bad helps in the stories The Used Notes tell.

“My Story” is the latest addition to the band’s impressive catalog, and a worthy one at that. With this masterpiece, The Used Notes achieves a fine balance between the jazz, soul, and funk extremes, with an unmistakable devotion and heart at its core.

The lush, immersive melodies create that feeling of escapism as the eclectic melodies are flanked by the spine-tingling vocals that feel like instruments themselves.

There is that danceable element to the beats as The Used Notes treat us to plenty of classic jazz and soul ear candy with those funky sensibilities backed by the reflective lyrics about life: the ups and downs, the sunshine and the rain, the good and the bad, the people and the nature, basically everything in life!

Packaged nicely over the nostalgic, crisp, and polished jazz and soul melodies with funk undertones, “My Story” acts as a shining example of The Used Notes observational and conversational melody; simple and striking in its colorful groove and cadence.

Complemented by an eye-catching dancing music video, “My Story” is exactly the kind of therapy you need to own your day as you experience the true depths and devotion found within the tranquil and warm melodies flanked by the gentle caress of the delightfully charming female voice.

“My Story” is now streaming on all popular platforms, including YouTube; follow the attached link, subscribe to The Used Notes’ YouTube channel, like this music video, and share your thoughts under the comment section…above all, enjoy this timeless masterpiece!

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