Hartley Just Dropped Her New Single 'Feel Too Much' And It's Relatable AF

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    Hartley Just Dropped Her New Single 'Feel Too Much' And It's Relatable AF
    POSTED May 01 2020
    By Ben Madden
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    Brisbane pop singer/producer Hartley has just dropped her latest single, Feel Too Much, which is something that we're all guilty of now and again.

    The track saw her work with fellow Brisbanite LÂLKA on production, and it's testament to her ability to get the best out of those around her, as well as portray emotions in a way that's both extremely relatable and deeply personal.

    READ MORE: Hartley's New Track 'Bittersweet' Is Anything But Bitter

    Speaking about the track, Hartley says, “I loved writing this because I was really frustrated and overwhelmed by a lot of emotions at the time, due to the person I was with and also my anxiety that liked to sprinkle itself into the mix.

    "I wanted the production to sound a bit more intense to portray the feeling of having an overloaded mental capacity too”. Something we can all relate to.

    LÂLKA on the other hand is well known for her PC Music-influenced bombastic production - she's even supported Charli XCX at her 1999 party in Brisbane.

    It comes off the back of last month's Bittersweet, and continues her great run in 2020 - it's looking like she's set to keep the momentum going.

    Check out Feel Too Much below - you won't be able to get it out of your head. 

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Brisbane pop singer/producer Hartley has just dropped her latest single, Feel Too Much, which is something that we're all guilty of now and again.

The track saw her work with fellow Brisbanite LÂLKA on production, and it's testament to her ability to get the best out of those around her, as well as portray emotions in a way that's both extremely relatable and deeply personal.

READ MORE: Hartley's New Track 'Bittersweet' Is Anything But Bitter

Speaking about the track, Hartley says, “I loved writing this because I was really frustrated and overwhelmed by a lot of emotions at the time, due to the person I was with and also my anxiety that liked to sprinkle itself into the mix.

"I wanted the production to sound a bit more intense to portray the feeling of having an overloaded mental capacity too”. Something we can all relate to.

LÂLKA on the other hand is well known for her PC Music-influenced bombastic production - she's even supported Charli XCX at her 1999 party in Brisbane.

It comes off the back of last month's Bittersweet, and continues her great run in 2020 - it's looking like she's set to keep the momentum going.

Check out Feel Too Much below - you won't be able to get it out of your head. 

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