Tara Carosielli nails sultry subtlety on "Holloway Road"
06 April 2017, 20:53
| Written by
Erin Bashford
The newest cut from London’s Tara Carosielli, "Holloway Road", boasts an enchanting vocal and an unforgettable chorus.
The vulnerable core of the track permeates the sultry beat and Tara’s syrupy voice to coalesce divinely as a pop song with a bite. The tune is dark yet glistening, honest yet guarded, subtle yet ostentatious; a layered wonder.
After radio plays from Mistajam, Jamz Supernova, and Clara Amfo, Tara Carosielli is sure to capture ears and stages with what has to come with debut EP.
Latest
- Thom Yorke and Mark Pritchard announce collaborative album, Tall Tales
- The National's Matt Berninger announces second solo album, Get Sunk
- Kara-Lis Coverdale announces first album in eight years, From Where You Came
- Circuit des Yeux unveils new single, "Truth"
- Barry Can’t Swim returns with single, "The Person You’d Like To Be"
- Sally Shapiro announce their fifth studio album, Ready To Live A Lie
- Chy Cartier announces debut mixtape, No Bring Ins
Get the Best Fit take on the week in music direct to your inbox every Friday
Read next
Listen
Provoker's “Another Boy” is a masterclass in atmospheric world-building
Daniel Kleederman's "Compromised Positions" is a sublime, guttural, vertiginous spiral into the incorporeal
“Yay! Saturday” sees Girl Group drag the audience along for a messy, joyful girls’ night out
Meljoann comments on our modern dystopia in infectious experimental pop track “Data Ghost”
Midi KwaKwa dominates on "Let Me Be Your Vice", succumbing to innate sensualities
Isabella Storm steps into her power with addictive dance-pop track “Satan’s Valentine”
Reviews
Lady Gaga
Mayhem
07 Mar 2025
Rebecca Black
SALVATION
06 Mar 2025
Sasami
Blood On the Silver Screen
06 Mar 2025
Hekla
Turnar
05 Mar 2025
