Olive Louise Transformative New Single “Nothings The Same”
The talented New York-based artist, Olive Louise, brings a memorable new sound to the music scene. Her latest single, “Nothings The Same,” transmutes her melodic creativity and lyrical vulnerability. The addicting melodies of her soothing vocals and tranquil tones makes this song stand out. Olive truly brings a new and refreshing voice that is unique to who she is, an artist delivering relatable, vulnerable and pleasing music.
“I feel like this song took on an even deeper meaning for myself over this past year having been quarantined and not being able to hug those I miss or share a good belly laugh in close proximity with friends. Nothing is the same, literally, and I think we're all looking back on personal things that we didn't realize meant as much as we know they do now. I hope this song makes people feel happy and makes them think about what it is they love and miss and more importantly what they're looking forward to.”-Olive Louise, Singer-Songwriter
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