One of Salisbury’s most celebrated acoustic folk-rock singer-songwriters Lucas Hardy teams up with the Wiltshire city’s upcoming talent who’s name is on everyone’s lips, Rosie Jay, for a charming Sunday morning ballad called You…..
Ah, newfound love, I remember it well! That ray of peerless positivity, like a sunbeam which cannot be clouded; nothing can spoil your mood now you’ve found that certain someone. Many artists have tried to capture it, many overthink it, but You is simply saccharine, and captures the concept beautifully.

This is staring out of a window of a moving car on a sunny Sunday morning music, contemplating when your longing will be over and you’ll be in the arms of your soulmate again. There’s nothing negative here, no hidden concern like many such songs, it’s blissful and an the ideal harmonious coupling we’d love to hear from. Check it out!


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