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Conal Kelly drops uplifting pop gem "Mallory (Nobody Quite Like You)"

  • September 16, 2021
  • Malvika Padin
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Bristol act Conal Kelly drops upbeat pop track “Mallory (Nobody Quite Like You),” leaning into DIY sensibilities , in a hazy mix of groovy guitars and sleek vocals. Produced and recorded from the cosy setting of Kelly’s bedroom studio, as his signature style, the track is a quirky burst of modern pop instantly elevating our moods within the first anthemic notes.

Making music that leaves you feeling energised, the artist, producer and multi-instrumentalist continues to tap into his ability to create an intricate and authentic brand of genre-hopping alt-pop in a charming amalgamation of dreamy vibes and sharp sonics.

With an easy-going vocal delivery balanced delicately against expertly crafted melodies, “Mallory (Nobody Quite Like You),” is an opportunity to simply escape into comforting music with no heavy messages weighing it down. Not inspired by anyone in particular, the refreshing offering makes an impression with its catchy chorus and pulsing sonics rather than any specific narratives.

Established as an artist to watch in the UK pop scene, Conal Kelly’s music is the right choice if you want your spirits lifted and troubles soothed away –and with endearing, summertime stylings “Mallory (Nobody Quite Like You),” is all the proof you need of  the upliftment that his pop gems provide. 

Connect with Conal Kelly : Instagram | Facebook | Twitter |  Spotify

 

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