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Iona Griffey Breaks Free Of Toxicity And Heartbreak In With New Single ‘Colourblind’
Folk-Pop singer/ songwriter Iona Griffey is due to release her single ‘Colourblind’ on Friday 17th February 2023, with a planned debut album dropping later this year. Despite her young age, Iona has had great success playing live from pubs to larger venues, charity gigs to festivals, developing her honest and introspective songwriting and delicate vocals.
Stylistically, Iona has been described as a unique blend of Pop-Rock, R&B and Folk and is now determined to break into the contemporary music scene with ‘Colourblind’. Written as a therapeutic release following a toxic relationship, the song is multilayered in meaning and even touches upon a relatable situation of loving someone despite knowing they’re bad for you, being blind to objectivity. The song has already hit the airwaves on BBC Music Introducing in Suffolk. For Iona, ‘Colourblind’ is a metaphor for giving someone all your heart without their appreciation.
Iona states:
“I think many people in bad relationships should use my song as inspiration to strive for better.”
Iona Griffey has been singing from a very young age and actively songwriting since 2015. By 2020, she had penned over 50 original songs. The upcoming album reflects her dedication and authenticity and sees Iona pouring her heart out into her music. She aims to reach a wide audience with relatable experiences and themes of self-love and inner growth. ‘Colourblind’ and by extension the album, is all about female empowerment and portrays her overcoming past heartbreaks and toxic relationships, to be a role model for her younger female fans who may be facing similar situations, showing that there’s no need to accept this negativity. With the release date falling the week of Valentine’s Day, Iona aims to show an alternative aspect of love which is more about self-love than romantic love. Wanting to stand out against her pop contemporaries, Iona prides her sound as very instrument-driven seeing it as something of a rarity among many artists found in the commercial Pop charts.
Drawing inspiration from a variety of artists such as Stevie Nicks, Taylor Swift and Olivia Rodrigo, Iona Griffey is ready to break into the contemporary music scene in style, with a Pop-Rock aesthetic and strong female vocals. Her single ‘Colourblind’ is the first offering showing her incredible songwriting prowess. With lyrics such as “I gave you the whole rainbow, but you were colourblind”, Iona is on the way to becoming an inspiration for her peers. Be sure to follow Iona on all the social media platforms to keep up with new releases and gigs.
Kendall Gallo is turning self-discovery into a soundtrack with her brand-new single “The Wrong Right”; an introspective track that asks a question many of us have quietly wondered: what happens when the life you built no longer feels like yours?
Blending dreamy pop, indie emotion, and alternative energy, “The Wrong Right” is a late-night thought spiral turned into a powerful anthem for anyone who has ever felt stuck between staying comfortable and chasing something more meaningful.
Born during a spontaneous bedroom writing session, the song arrived quickly and honestly. Kendall wrote much of it in one evening, keeping the raw edges and original imperfections that made the first demo feel alive. Built around a guitar loop that sparked the entire idea, the track grew into a rich, atmospheric journey filled with layered guitars, pulsing rhythms, and vocals that feel like a conversation with your inner voice.
But beneath the catchy melodies is a bigger message: sometimes realizing something isn’t right is actually the first sign that you’re finding your way back to yourself.
“The Wrong Right” explores the moment when you stop following the script and start listening to your own instincts. It’s about questioning expectations, letting go of the pressure to fit a certain mold, and remembering that a life that looks perfect on paper doesn’t always feel perfect in your heart.
A little rebellious, a little reflective, and completely relatable, “The Wrong Right” is a reminder that getting lost might just be the beginning of finding yourself.
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