Singer/Song-Writer Martin Williams has just released his latest music video to accompany his most recent single “Simple Things Are the Best.”
Recently signed to Sonorous Records in May of 2018, Martin released “Simple Things are the Best”, his first single with the label, on October 26th, 2018. The single has been described as having a mellow feel with a rhythmical automated beat whilst the vocal has a colourful rich tone. The lyric tells the story of automation in the modern world and the intensity and drawbacks on its reliance by humans. On the recording Martin plays guitars, lead vocal and backing vocals, while Phil Saatchi plays bass guitar.
Martin broke into the music scene back in 1979 when he signed to Leeds Music/Universal. Between 2005 and 2009, the United Kingdom artist released two albums, and notably was an artist on the Goa Chillout Zone Vol. 2 which hit Number 2 on the charts in India. Martin has previously released music to radio in North America, Europe and Asia and has placed music with WOA Records, Big Fuss Records, Getty Music, Moozikoo Music and Merf Music Group Nashville.
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https://open.spotify.com/track/5VIjRN1XnBWekOrHLlkyTJ?si=ENxZKaK4TY6ps1W0K6-wcQ
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/simple-things-are-the-best-single/1440195983
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