NASHVILLE, TENN.— Nashville based singer/songwriter Noelle Toland is bringing the 90’s country sound that’s braided with soul and mixed with modern and classic elements in her new single Sun Will Rise. With the world premiere that aired exclusively on Clewes’ Country UK radio show, this song is now available on all digital streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and more.
Written by Noelle Toland and Chris Condon (Billy Ray Cyrus’ musical director and guitarist), Sun Will Rise is for those who feel lost. The inspiration came during quarantine at her home in LA. As everyone was trying to make sense of this new normal, Noelle channeled her feelings about the worldwide chaos and upheaval into a stunningly emotional song that is sure to inspire many for years to come. “The imagery of a sun and moon trading places kept hitting me and I had a novel realization that sadness can’t prevail forever, that there is hope, that the ‘moon will pass by, and the sun will rise,” she says. “This song was a catharsis for me to write and it continues to be one that I now can listen to, and I’m reminded that everything will be okay. This is a love letter written to the people that put one foot in front of the other, the ones who keep on spinning.”
Sun Will Rise is from Noelle’s debut four-song EP which is set to be released later this year. The ballad perfectly showcases her polished vocals which complement the reassuring nature of the lyrics. The uplifting tune is punctuated with the slide of a pedal steel guitar and was recorded at the historic RCA Studio C in Nashville. This song follows her previously released I Want To See You Again, which features prominent musicians including Grammy award-winner and Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Steve Cropper.
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