'Thank You So Very Much': Jos Rivers' Anthem on Toxic Relationships

‘Thank You So Very Much’: Jos Rivers’ Anthem on Toxic Relationships

Rising pop singer-songwriter Jos Rivers continues to bring her narrative and catchy lyrics to life with her new single ‘Thank You So Very Much‘.

Following on from her single He’s A Genius, Jos continues to deliver upbeat and infectious pop, R&B songs exploring themes of being strong and empowering while navigating life in relationships, breakups and growing throughout life.

In the coming weeks, building up to her new exciting music release, the pop sensation gave her listeners a secret reveal on what to expect from her new song, creating excitement and anticipation across her fans on her social media, revealing how ‘Thank You So Very Much‘ describes themes of toxic relationships and having the power to stand up for yourself when someone is mistreating you.

Jos is quickly establishing herself as one of the UK’s most exciting emerging artists. Born and raised in Cheadle, Staffordshire and a graduate of the BRIT School, she has built a rapidly growing and fiercely loyal online fanbase, with support from Ren, Meghan Trainor and Skye Newman helping to amplify her rise. A winner of the Accenture Prize for Best Live Performer, Jos has already performed at iconic London venues including Ronnie Scott’s and KOKO, cementing her reputation as a must-see live act. Following a standout set at The Great Escape earlier this month, she is set to headline Paper Dress Vintage on 3rd June, which is sold out, alongside major summer festival appearances at Boardmasters and Victorious Festival.

From her early music collection so far, Jos is influenced by the likes of music icons Amy Winehouse, Skye Newman and Cher Lloyd, giving that swag and confrontational attitude, showing strength and empowerment as she grows into the unique and talented singer-songwriter she is.

While sharing her new single, Jos prepares for her upcoming debut EP, set to be released on July 3rd, called ‘Thank You So Very Much‘.

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