One of last year’s most exciting newcomers has had a bit of a quiet 2013; since winning us over with impossibly likeable juicy garage of “Breaking” last summer, Syron has dripped out a handful of pop gems for the RnB-minded, and this new cut is no exception.
The young South Londoner utilises her smooth cooing vocal in her most dance-floor ready track to date; leaning carefully towards more mainstream house, “Colour Me In” embraces a wonderfully accessible and moreish chorus, and with a wonderfully seductive video to match, it is a ready-made offering to grab the attention of those on the lookout for 2014′s pop pace-setters.
Dance along with Syron and this glistening new track below.
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