Only a young age of 19 years old and rising singer-songwriter Alex Spencer knows how to craft songs which are upbeat, meaningful and resonating, especially inside his new single release ‘These Will Be The Days‘.
Following on from ‘Farewell To Forever‘, rising singer Alex continues to develop meaningful lyrics, delving into reflections of life and conveying messages on living your life to the fullest because you never know when it will all be over.
While bringing in an upbeat and catchy indie pop tune, which seems to be his signature sound, Alex writes lyrics which are wise beyond his years. Only at the age of 19, Alex crafts emotionally driven songs which travel through nostalgic memories of life and passionately sings that you will one day look back and realise the moments you are living now will be the days that you will treasure the most. “So when we’re drowning in our memories/These will be the days, these will be the days/Cliff diving up at pebble bеach/These will be thе days, these will be the days/Play fighting ’til our knuckles bleed/These will be the days, these will be the days.”
“It took me 19 years to truly understand that. This is a really special song to me — lyrically, it’s my favourite I’ve written. It’s about having to learn to let go of what was and start appreciating what is. Because these really are the days.”
Alex Spencer
So far, Alex has unveiled tracks which will feature on his upcoming EP ‘These Will Be The Days‘ out on July 17th. From ‘Farewell To Forever‘ and ‘Masks‘, it seems this EP will explore the experience of growing through life, treasuring memories and remembering to take it all in.
Fast becoming one of the UK’s most exciting young voices in indie music and with a sold-out run of UK headline dates and European support shows with Louis Tomlinson already ticked off this year, as well as a support slot opening for The Black Keys at Alexandra Palace Park under his belt, Alex is set for another busy year on the road.
Why not listen to Alex’s new single ‘These Will be The Days‘ out now?