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Andrew Pattie Delivers Masterful Tune ‘You Are’

Published

2 years ago

June 19, 2024

Andrew Pattie unveils his polished new single ‘You Are’. Showcasing artistic maturity, the song showcases his unwavering dedication to his craft, while emerging himself into extraordinary new artistic heights.

The indie, synth-pop offering displays his multi-faceted artistry. The upbeat undertones bring the audience on an engaging soundscape while featuring instrumental pieces including an electric guitar, a Roland System 8 synthesizer, a drum kit sequence by Liam Chapman, and backing vocals from his wife, Alexis.

This song in particular appears to capture the essence of Andrew Pattie’s persona as a musician and artist—yet another outstanding attempt. He is dedicated to making music that resonates deeply with audiences as he progresses in the music business.

When asked about the inspiration behind this new single, Andrew Pattie has the following to say;

“‘You Are’ deals with acceptance. Acceptance of yourself. A dialogue fighting with who we feel we should be against how our society and surroundings expect us to act. To have continued to be a musician through the last 11 years has been a struggle for me. Not only financially but with my mental health. Much of REPAIR deals with coming to terms with a lifelong struggle with depression and anxiety. I look at these musical creations as a way to repair myself. To find ways of communicating difficult and abstract feelings in music, lyrics, and mood. My wife, Alexis added her voice to this furthering the dialogue concept.”

In a musical landscape that often feels overcrowded, Andrew Pattie continues to stand out with his distinct style and unwavering dedication to his craft. ‘You Are’ is a brilliant addition to his discography and a promising indication of the greatness to come with forthcoming releases. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to his music, this single is a must-listen.

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WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND WITH DANIEL LECKERMAN’S “KARMA”

Published

3 hours ago

September 4, 2026

Joni Jones

Clear your head, turn the lights down low, and let the nostalgia take over — because Scottish singer-songwriter Daniel Leckerman just dropped “Karma”, and this hypnotic electro-pop gem knows exactly how to make the past feel close again.

Shimmering synths, driving bass, atmospheric production, and deeply personal lyrics come together for a track that lives somewhere between a late-night dancefloor and that quiet moment when you find yourself thinking about someone — or somewhere — you thought you’d left behind.

Because sometimes, you don’t really leave the past behind.

Sometimes, it finds its way back to you.

“Karma” explores nostalgia, comfort, growth, and those strange connections that continue to shape us long after we think we’ve moved on. Maybe “you” is a person. Maybe it’s a place. Maybe it’s an old version of yourself.

Whatever it is, Daniel asks the question:

What if some things are meant to come back when the time is right?

Daniel says it best:

“This song is about nostalgia, comfort, and letting go of the past.”

And there’s so much more to this artist than the music.

As a queer and disabled artist and passionate disability advocate, Daniel is also the founder of The Harmony Dialogue, a platform working to make the music industry more accessible and representative.

From supporting emerging artists in Glasgow’s grassroots scene to producing intimate live events and championing disabled voices, Daniel is building a career rooted in connection; both onstage and off.

With previous support from BBC Introducing, “Karma” feels like the perfect next chapter: emotional, uplifting, nostalgic, and just mysterious enough to keep you pressing replay.

So turn it up.

Think about the people, places, and memories that shaped you.

And remember:

If it’s meant to find you again, maybe it will. ✨🪩