Her approach to music is uncompromising and defiant, resulting in songs that are refreshingly engrossing. On the other hand, Charlotte Lawrence has recently collaborated with the likes of recent Atwood interviewees Nina Nesbitt, Sasha Sloan, and YUNGBLUD, in addition to recently releasing her own phenomenal debut EP in late June 2018. The introspective and reflective nature of his work invites contemplation and self-reflection in a way most music simply doesn’t do: I’ve been calling different cities home looking for the parts of me you didn’t get to know I know myself a little more the more I let you go I’ve been calling different cities home but only on the days my hands are cold cause I fell for you that morning in the snow here in California you’re not on my mind much more only on the days my hands are cold you like to tell me I changed like anybody really stays the same His words have this indescribable, yet undeniable power to make the enthralled listener recall their own intimate memories, and think about their own relationships in a profound way. JP Saxe’s 2017 debut single “ Changed” marked him as an artist who is thoroughly dedicated to crafting lyricism that’s not just elegantly exquisite, but accessible and alluring too. You’re one of the few things that I know already Meanwhile, the pair blend their voice beautifully in a raw chorus begging for intimate connection, knowledge, and understanding: You’re one of the few things that I’m sure of
The emotion is palpable in her utterances, engaging elegantly with the track’s lyricism in an enticing fashion. The beauty and allure of her voice completely encapsulates the sentiment of the track. The second verse (above) offers the first opportunity to hear Charlotte Lawrence’s vocals on their own. The Few Things – JP Saxe, Charlotte Lawrence I don’t say what’s on my mind quite as much as you’d like me to And often when I’m quiet you worry I’m hiding from you And I know I keep a lot to myself But still you’re more part of me than anybody else So if you need me to tell you more While their individual voices have their own distinctive qualities, it feels as though Saxe and Lawrence’s bewitching tones were made one another. The chorus showcases the duo’s remarkable, impassioned harmonies. “The Few Things” starts off with JP Saxe’s expressive vocal, which serves as an anchor for the track’s subtle yet remarkably compelling instrumentation. When you say you’re insecure about my feelings I don’t take it seriousīut if you need me to tell you more Listen: “The Few Things” – JP Saxe, Charlotte Lawrence I’ve been hearing that my whole life, I promise, it’s not just you Depicting the harsh truths of a relationship in a raw way that feels authentic and genuine intensifies the effect of the track’s more fancifully romantic lyricism: The line, “ I want you to unravel me” is extraordinarily vivid, serving to highlight the unnerving, yet electrifying desire to be completely and utterly vulnerable with someone else. Released via Black Box on August 10, 2018, “The Few Things” is a masterclass in lyricism that serves to highlight both the purity and the reality of being in love.
In turning “The Few Things” into a duet, Toronto-born, Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter JP Saxe enlisted the help of rising star Charlotte Lawrence, whose recently-released magnificent debut EP Young marked her as an Atwood artist to watch. Given the conversational nature of the track’s awe-inspiring lyrics, it’s more than fitting that this beautiful song has been re-worked to incorporate a second vocalist. JP Saxe’s viral single “ The Few Things” just got a fresh boost. JP Saxe reenergizes his inspired “The Few Things” with help from rising star Charlotte Lawrence to create an intimate duet that’s stunning, surprising, and singular.
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