Single Review: Charlene Soraia 'The Caging'

 'The Caging'  is the new single to be taken from Charlene Soraia's upcoming album 'Love Is The Law' and follows on from Charlene's optimistic track, 'Stepping Stone' with a completely contrasting sound. Released on iTunes on February 2nd,  and co-written with Jim Eliot, 'The Caging' is a powerful pop track with a deliciously dark trip-hop side, defiant lyricism and and hooky choruses. 

 Depicting the end of a toxic relationship, Charlene says; ‘ ['The Caging'] was written about the feeling of being caged, and the need to escape from that. If I can use music as a healing tool, then that’s a good thing. Check it out below.

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Video: Charlene Soraia - 'Standing Stone'

Have you caught the music video for Charlene Soraia's single 'Standing Stone' yet? No? Well check it out below. The video, produced by Mario Cavalli, is a nostalgic and personal montage featuring Charlene's dad's home movies alongside videos and pictures sourced from her friends and fan. Cute!

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Free Download: Charlene Soraia - 'Standing Stone'

South London, singer-songwriter, Charlene Soraia may be a name are familiar with but could possibly be scratching your head as to why you know that you know it, but you don't  really know the reason as to why you know it. Her touching vocals, however will most certainly resonate with you on a stronger level, for she is the lady behind the stunning cover of  The Calling's 'Wherever You  Will Go' which featured on the first of  the Twinings animated "Twinings Gets You Back To You" TV adverts.

'Standing Stone' is Charlene's newest single available for free download HERE . Taken from her upcoming album 'Love Is The Law', the song itself is a beauty of a ballad whose lyrics are full of  heart warming hope, expressing the relatable notion that even when times get tough, well - especially when times get tough,  the friendship/relationship/romance between the narrator and the  narratee will still remain strong. It's basically about always having someone to rely on and be strong for you, through thick and thin, and we all need to feel  that  level of loyalty and reassurance sometimes, don't we? Give it a listen below, it's a nice one, that.




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