Feb 17, 2023

Robin T will release his first original song “Hold Me Tight” on February 21st.
Nashville, Tennessee Feb 17, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Robin T is releasing his debut single "Hold Me Tight" on the 21st of February. The single has already been played on Irish radio pre-release, as a taster for his hometown fans. In addition to being available on all platforms, the official lyric video will drop on YouTube.
Raised in Ireland, the 22-year-old singer/songwriter has been gigging in Nashville, TN for the past 4 years. Venues included the world-renowned Bluebird Cafe. Throughout this period, singles were recorded with Blue House Band producer Alex Bonyata. Concurrently, he attended Cumberland University in Lebanon where he performed regularly.
With other Nashville artists preparing for their spring tours, now is the perfect time for the young artist to kick-start his career. "Hold Me Tight" provides this opportunity as a pop song that incorporates edgy hip-hop elements. With a rhythmic beat and catchy lyrics, Robin's clean-cut vocals are apparent.
Robin T's tone and lyricism are reminiscent of a young Justin Bieber. This mutual connection with his audience is undeniable, particularly in the lyrics "Maybe we can make it right, I never wanna see you cry". "Hold Me Tight" stems from a personal experience and declares that if true love exists, then individuals must choose to persevere. The relatability and sonic appeal of the single have already caught the attention of many DJs and could be the beginning of Robin T's success story.
"I am a big big fan of this man" - Claire Beck, Bauer Media
"It feels awesome to finally release original material. From street performing in Ireland to gigging on Broadway, this is a dream come true" - Robin T
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Source :Rowan Windvogel
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