Arabella’s latest single, “Dumb Lovesong,” is a vibrant and captivating track recorded at the iconic Abbey Road Studios. The song was produced by Tayte Nickols, renowned for his work with artists like Lissy Taylor and Dana Luna. The mixing was masterfully handled by Sugarhouse, known for collaborations with Pale Waves and Venus Grrrls, and the track was perfected in mastering by Robin Schmidt, who has worked with Beabadoobee and The 1975. Ed Farrell, who has engineered for stars like Sam Smith and Kim Petras, brought his expertise to the recording process.
“Dumb Lovesong” is an angsty, playful track that tells the story of standing up to a player who messed with the wrong girl. It showcases Arabella’s talent for storytelling through vivid and relatable lyrics, paired with her distinct voice, leaving listeners wanting more.
Arabella, a Canadian-Armenian singer, guitarist, and songwriter based in London, is just 18 years old but has already made a significant impact with her music. Dubbed the “Armenian Rockstar Princess,” she combines a unique vocal tone with impressive guitar skills and a powerful stage presence. Her musical style is an infectious blend of alternative-pop, drawing comparisons to Olivia Rodrigo, Paramore, and Avril Lavigne.
With her infectious charisma and years of dedication to formal training, Arabella’s alt-pop songs are undeniably catchy. “Dumb Lovesong” is poised to leave a lasting impression on the global music scene, bringing fresh energy and passion to her listeners. Be sure to check out “Dumb Lovesong” and keep an eye on this rising star as she continues to make her mark.
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