On Friday, the 12th of January, the epic pop artist releases her first love song, just in time for Valentine’s Day! After establishing her unique sound through her previous powerhouse releases, it is time for MAZED to show a softer side of herself. “Only You & Me” is about realizing that you've found your one, and carefully embracing it.
“It just feels epic and fits so perfectly in any climatic moment of any movie or play.” Bring Me The Music
“Only You & Me” is an honest song, written by someone in love. This is decorated with a beautiful piano and strings composition. With a style similar to 'Never Enough' from The Greatest Showman, “Only You & Me” creates a pure and beautiful atmosphere allowing you to dream your way into a love story that ends just like a fairytale. It is suitable for everyday listening and will touch all who are in love.
Artist Bio:
As an emerging Liverpool artist, originally from an island on the west coast of Norway, MAZED brings you her story through powerful melodies and phrases directly from the core of her heart. The music pumping through her veins is translated into epic pop; heavy and dramatic production. The artist behind MAZED writes to share with you all the emotions she experiences and invites you to feel them with her. You are let into the intimacy of her relationships, the dedication in her mind, and her determination through challenges. Listen carefully and you could learn a few of her secrets.
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