Experience Ethereal Alt-Pop In Adam Noviello’s “Another You”
- BUZZ LA
- Aug 28, 2022
- 3 min read
Acclaimed actor and singer-songwriter Adam Noviello sinks into memories with their passionate single, "Another You," from their debut EP, Tears, Drugs & Voicemails.
No stranger to the stage, Adam Noviello has played vital roles and appeared in a handful of theatrical performances like Funny Girl, Matilda The Musical, and more recently, the title role in The Who's rock opera Tommy. Seamlessly transitioning into releasing their own music, Adam Noviello is exploring this creative outlet with releases like their debut EP, Tears, Drugs & Voicemails.
"For as long as I can remember, I have experimented with my gender expression through fashion and my work," notes the recording artist. They continue to explore musical boundaries through songs like "Another You" off their debut EP.
The song has already hit the iTunes Pop Chart Top 10 and reached #7 on the Australian Independent Record Labels Association Chart.
This fluid and euphoric single kicks off with a steady pop beat and moody, tender synths that roam the background. Adam Noviello's breathy and melodic vocals bring such depth and passion as they explore past memories with someone who blinded them with love. What's interesting about this song is how we get to see a whole different side of Adam Noviello's creative artistry.
The unique production is so calming yet engaging; the many gentle transitions keep our ears locked into this passionate, emotional, and dynamic listening experience. It's one of those end-of-summer songs that lets you reflect on memories made, those who've impacted us, and what's to come.
Do yourself a favor and hit play on Adam Noviello's sweet-sounding single, "Another You," from their debut EP, Tears, Drugs & Voicemails, now available on all digital streaming platforms.
Welcome to BuzzMusic, Adam Noviello. We love the smooth and moody atmosphere you've set in your recent single, "Another You." What was your source of inspiration for this emotional piece?
This song is actually a reunion story between two dear friends of mine. They had split up for a time, and one day my friend Nate said that he'd planned to meet up with Lorna. He was riddled with anxiety about what this meeting meant. Were they going to get back together? Would they know from seeing each other that they'd made the right decision?! We tried to encapsulate Nate's worries in the song, but also his deep love for Lorna. They are now happily married with three kids, and I am fortunate to call one of them my goddaughter!
What led you to branch out and explore moody alternative pop with "Another You?" Do you often explore different production stylings and sounds?
I am always looking to experiment with sounds and styles, I believe it's the beauty of being creative. My first single, 'Heretic', has such an anthemic dance floor energy, so I wanted to strip it back a little with the follow-up. It still has a vibe to it, but it was important to tell my audience that I can get real and open my heart. 'Another You' does that. It still lives very comfortably in my EP, but playing with these more alternative sounds and odd phrasing keeps it very fresh and unique.
What did you want the listener to pick up on or take away from "Another You?" What was your goal with this song?
First and foremost, I wanted to put out a lovely song that people vibe and connect with. Pure and simple. But I believe this story of first love and uncertainty in relationships is very universal, so hopefully, people feel themselves in the lyrics. It's a gorgeous moment of musical escapism, and I am so happy with how it's been received, having charted in the Top 10 on the iTunes Pop Chart. Not to brag!
How does "Another You" relate to the overall theme or concept within your debut EP, Tears, Drugs & Voicemails?
This is one of the few songs on the EP that fits into both the "Tears" and the "Drugs" categories! The overall concept of the EP is a collection of songs you can be sad to and songs you can party to. ''Another You" fits beautifully into the "Tears" category with its raw honesty and vulnerability, but also the 3 am low-fi alt-pop party vibes.
What's next for you?
If I told you, I'd be ruining the surprises! But since the release of 'Tears, Drugs & Voicemails,' we are looking at a new single or two, plus more LIVE shows. Stay tuned!
