The singer from East Lancashire, Martin Wardley digs into the roots of his shady love story and makes the new song ‘The Illusionist’ about the dissolutions.
Kendal, Jun 9, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - The seasoned artist based in East Lancashire, Martin Wardley describes his calm state of mind before the approaching storm of love that disarrays every piece of his heart in the latest tack 'The Illusionist'. He dedicates the new song to all the confused souls who believe that all the shades of love are painted in rosy colors but sometimes they have darker roots as well. It is a self-produced single that is meant to make the day better with its vivacious fashion of lyricism. It is braised in the blend of soothing country and melodious pop music that is bound to bring out the positivity with a feeling of chasing the unknown.
Martin Wardley is a well-known lyricist who has written many popular songs for various artists in the past years and has performed almost everywhere under the sun. Now he is living in Cumbria, making his phenomenal songs about life and art at his studio with ease. With varied interests in genres like punk, pop, folk, surf rock, and more facets of music, he is exploring the deeper details that make a hybrid soundscape so interesting. He has developed a keen love for the classical branches of music while recording 'The Illusionist' and molded his style with a more neoteric approach that lets him add the flavors that were earlier missing in the last decade's pop and folk music.
'Purple Girl' and 'Where Is My Heart' have given him worldwide popularity and unlimited love for his style of artist mélange. The songs are cheerfully melodic with heartfelt lyrics that are always laced with hope. Visit his official website or follow him on Facebook, Instagram, SoundCloud, and Spotify, to know better.
"The Illusionist" by Martin Wardley: https://open.spotify.com/track/53bGEvFMH97Wnx9wsdRZwv
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