We admit, there’s been a bit of a lack of femininity lately on Music For Your Heart. The perfect opportunity to introduce you to… CarouselAn English quartet, composed of three boys and one girl, delivers an incredible energy in their song, “Don’t Let It Die”! Powerful and dynamic, their melody is more than just catchy: it’s an anthem to good vibes. Regarding the song, the group explains that it was written as an open letter to creative people: “In the lyrics, we wanted to summarize the feeling of being inspired but misunderstood, as many artists are. Similarly, we needed to remind people of the importance of art for society: it’s crucial that art plays its role in people’s lives during times of political and social struggle, that they welcome it and find respite in it.” The message has been received, and we hope it spreads quickly. We loved it!
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