Sinead Harnett is a London-based songstress that you should definitely get familiar with now, because we've a feeling that she's going to be a huge name very soon. No, she hasn't released very much material yet, but the signs are all there; she's been featured on songs by Disclosure, Rudimental, and Ryan Hemsworth; she's signed to the up-and-coming label, Black Butter; and she's even been written about on Billboard. Usually when you see such signs, you know that she's something big in store, and today, we get a glimpse of exactly what with her newest release, "No Other Way". "No Other Way" is the product of soft, soulful vocals and smooth, grooving production. Harnett's stunning voice will catch your attention immediately, and if it doesn't, it's probably because you're already being lulled by her captivating notes. She sounds a bit like a toned-down Adele, but her vibe is slightly more sensual. At first listen, we immediately knew that the ingenious production could be masterminded by none other Snakehips, as the London duo has thrown together an instrumental that boasts a flowing beat behind a sea of wavy synths. Of course, they've also thrown in a myriad of slight, effective nuances, such as the occasional train bell and other trademark electronic bits. It all fits the track like a glove, and we strongly advise you to hop on the departing Sinead Harnett bandwagon of which Snakehips has here played a huge part sending off, because if she keeps releasing material of this quality, superstardom will be just around the corner. EDIT: Utters, it appears, also played a part in the production of "No Other Way", so hats off to him and Snakehips both for the beautiful sonic background provided on the track.
Sinead Harnett