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Dea Doyle sends a message of hopefulness in “One For Me”

  • November 16, 2023
  • Jessica Hart
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Hailing from West London, British singer/songwriter Dea Doyle has just unveiled her latest single, “One For Me.” The delicate and cheery tune is a message to those who might be feeling down in the dumps when it comes to dating woes. Doyle is here to remind you that the best things come to those who wait and more specifically when you least expect it. 

Through relatable lyrics and playful instrumentation, the songwriter injects listeners with positivity. She urges, “Don’t worry when life starts to feel a little stagnant as you never know what new adventure is around the corner.”

The track begins with bird tweets which continue to feature throughout, accompanied by quirky melodies and a toe-tapping beat. Doyle’s vocals are mischievous and you can almost hear her smile spread across her face as she chants, “Oh I think you might be the one for me.” 

Connect with Dea Doyle: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | TikTok 

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