Lola Audreys Knows Exactly What a Summer Is Worth

A type of summer can only be experienced once. When you're seventeen years of age or even younger, your day has no commitments to fulfill. This is the particular kind of summer which is being depicted in the song "Summer On A Sunday" by Lola Audreys which is expected to be released on August 7th and has been created flawlessly.

The song begins quite loosely and maintains a relaxed vibe until the bass line pushes it towards warmth. The composition is based on subtle yet highly specific experiences which only can be understood by someone who has actually gone through them: getting your first love, meeting strangers on a summer evening who can later become your good friends, and that incomparable feeling when you can enjoy your day doing nothing. The song is co-written by Alexandre Anthony and Ted Tarling and has been arranged and produced by French Original and sounds really nostalgic.

“We’ve gone to a place where we can have no plan," notes Lola.

The aforementioned line indicates this girl's origins. Born in a farm in South Africa, among the vast land and some occasional retreats of Springboks, she learned about simplicity beforehand. The next phase for her was London, where the hits "Diamonds" and "Miami" appeared, the latter featuring Nile Rogers and receiving remixes by Paul Woolford, Majestic, Öwnboss, and LP Giobbi.

Having over 10 million streams, she still keeps writing about the same experience: about things that pass by but can be recalled. The video is created with moods in mind, showing the experience rather than embellishing the lyrics.

"Summer On A Sunday" is not presented as a new summer hit, rather it reminds you of other successful summer tracks.