Ally Kerr y su When You Let It All Fall Away

Ally Kerr starts 2025 with beautiful introspective new single “When You Let It All Fall Away.”

Acclaimed Scottish indie artist Ally Kerr is set to release his second single on 10th January 2025.

 

Ally Kerr y su When You Let It All Fall Away. La artista escocesa nos trae esta joya sonora, un tema dulce de indie folk con una preciosa voz que hará las delicias de los amantes del género entre los que nos encontramos. Te lo contamos todo aquí en Mi Rollo:

SINGLE STREAM (10th January 2025)

Glasgow, Scotland – 3 January 2025: Ally Kerr, the celebrated Scottish indie artist, is set to release his new single “When You Let It All Fall Away” on 10th January 2025. This single is the second from his forthcoming album “True Nature,” which is scheduled for release on April 25th, 2025.

“When You Let It All Fall Away” perfectly captures Kerr’s trademark melodic style while delving into themes of personal transformation and self-discovery. The song explores the process of shedding mental baggage and embracing a more authentic way of being.

Lyrics like “It’s not about the storylines I keep creating” reflect Kerr’s insight into letting go of limiting beliefs and thought patterns.

This introspective track offers listeners a glimpse into Kerr’s artistic and personal evolution. It beautifully balances his accessible songwriting with deeper philosophical musings, showcasing his growth as both a musician and an individual.

This single follows Kerr’s previous release “Back Again” and highlights his ability to blend various musical arrangements to create engaging melodies. His distinctive vocals shine through, complemented by thoughtful instrumentation that adds depth to the song’s reflective nature.

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Ally Kerr y su When You Let It All Fall Away

In 2020, during lockdown, Kerr embarked on a self-guided journey to learn audio engineering and production, enabling him to produce music more frequently.

“True Nature” also represents a return to his roots as a singer-songwriter following a cinematic instrumental detour, marking his second self-produced album.

Kerr has amassed millions of streams globally, with his music featured on platforms such as Japanese TV animation and Netflix. He is recognised for his unique blend of timeless indie folk, pop, and rock, which resonates with listeners around the world.

“When You Let It All Fall Away” will be available on all major streaming platforms on 10th January. The single is released through Much Obliged Records and distributed worldwide by The Orchard (Sony Music), with Vibez managing distribution in China and Lilystars Records handling the release in SE Asia.

For more information or press inquiries, please contact music@allykerr.com.

Assorted media quotes

“A great songwriting talent from Scotland” – Bob Harris, BBC

“Quietly confident third album from Glasgow pop-folkie……there’s wisps of cinematic wistfulness, there’s a bit of Paul Simon and emotional resilience which hints, quietly, at Ennio Morricone” 8/10 – UNCUT magazine

“Scottish folk with a pop tinge. If Stuart from Belle & Sebastian did a solo gig…” – Washington Post

“A luxurious delicacy” – Femme Actuelle (France)

“A dark, dreamy, captivating album…the melodic gems grow stronger with each listening” – The Herald

“Outstanding melodies and charm. Pop classic” – Rock Deluxe (Spain)

“A heady combination of guitar riffs and pop melody has seen Ally Kerr become the next big thing on the British music scene” – Time Out Singapore

“A sparkling tunesmith” – Metro

“Beautifully melancholic” – Press Association

“Kerr’s songs meld the saccharin side of Belle and Sebastian with the kind of melancholy that Paul Simon’s cat must feel at the end of a day’s recording after milk and biscuits. They are beautifully written and wistful” – Sunday Herald

“One of Scotland’s best-kept secrets offers another magical mix” – Daily Record (Scotland’s biggest-selling national daily)

“Simply beautiful tunes” – Music Magazine (Japan)

“Songs to go quietly wild for” – Maverick Magazine

“One of Scotland’s brightest rising stars” – The List

“Sweet pop gems”, “An undiscovered gem” – Sunday Mail (Scotland’s biggest-selling newspaper)