This emotional masterpiece “Dancing With Air” by the British Singer and Songwriter Christy is going to be on repeat for a while! He has so much talent and he has one of the most charming voices we have heard in months! We are not even sure if we could find the words to describe the charm of this song. The lyrics are heart-touching and his vocal performance is incredible! The melodies are catchy and beautiful and the atmosphere is unique. This song is infectious! the minute you hear it you will never be able to take it out of your head and Christy is a very talented artist and we are so excited to see where his career will go within the next months.
WHAT THE ARTIST SAYS ABOUT THIS SONG:
“This song was brewing inside me for a while, I wrote this song about a situation very personal to me. We all have to go through grieving at some point as it’s a part of life. Nothing or no one lasts forever. But the memory of someone will always be part of you and enrich you forever. Everyone you meet in your life has an impact on you, we are all human and should treasure the time we spend together. Memories and moments last a lifetime inside us.”
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
At twenty four, Christy has already lived out several unlikely dreams. He’s made a living busking on the streets of Glasgow. He’s been in a boy band, Supanova (“Busted meets One Direction – the music was terrible”); he’s played the lead in an indie film, Moondogs, and he’s currently three seasons in as a romantic hero in the time-travelling Disney series Find Me In Paris. He’s even climbed Arthur’s Seat with Rufus Wainwright… But beneath the young Glaswegian’s many incarnations is a serious musician about to unleash his first EP: a suite of songs which mix the vocal tenderness of Jeff Buckley or Chris Martin with the swirling musicality of Bon Iver. “I want people listen to every single element of this record,” he says. “I want every instrument to be played with expression and beauty, and it’s just my job to bring them together. I hope people hear the music like jazz – where every part is as important as the next and the violin or trumpet means just as much as the voice. I just wanted to create something beautiful.”
