Beautiful and talented singer and songwriter Claire Donzelli shared with us a nice lyric video for her song “I’m Not Sorry”. Claire has one of the best pop voices we’ve heard in months, and this amazing anthem shows off some beautiful melodic tones of her stunning voice! We enjoyed listening to her lovely singing until the last second! The hook is very catchy, and the melodies are gorgeous and mesh with the lyrics perfectly. The production is polished and Claire’s vocal performance is more than professional…it’s on another level. Claire Donzelli has a nice talent when it comes to singing and songwriting! Her lyrics are original and powerful, and her music is brilliant and sets her apart from the crowd. We hope you love this song as much as we do!
WHAT THE ARTIST SAYS ABOUT THIS SONG:
“With a twist on 80s-inspired elements, a danceable beat, powerful lyrics, and a hook you can’t get out of your head, “I’m Not Sorry” is an anthem for anyone who’s done playing by someone else’s rules. “I’m Not Sorry” was inspired by an experience I had with someone who constantly mistreated me and disrespected my boundaries, and lashed out at me even more when I tried to defend myself. I put my foot down, got myself out of a bad situation, and never looked back. It’s an empowering, feel-good song that reflects how standing up for yourself is something that should be celebrated – not sorry for.”
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Claire Donzelli is a dream pop singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Palo Alto, California. Originally a classically trained vocalist, Claire first became interested in contemporary music and songwriting when she found an unused piano and started improvising during her lunch break. Claire’s vocals have been compared to the likes of Norah Jones, Dido, and Adele, and she uses songwriting as a means to uplift and connect with people on relatable themes.
Claire’s pandemic-inspired debut single, “Together Apart,” was released on June 12th and received critical acclaim. Her latest song “Lift Me Higher,” was released on August 20th, and was inspired by how she fell in love with music again after overcoming a chronic injury that had prevented her from playing piano. Her music has been featured on several music publications, including Independent Music Reviews, Clout, Section 36 Music, Music for the Misfits, PopMuzik, Hot Lunch Music, Ear to the Ground Music, and more.
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Love it 🙂
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