Dea Doyle tells a story of unexpected love in her new single, ‘One For Me’. The West London singer songwriter uses feminine, up-beat melodies and candid lyricism to create this feel-good track that perfectly captures the spontaneity of falling in love; ‘I never thought I’d be here, when I sat with you and I finished your beer.’

Dea’s strong British accent and dialect emphasises her music style and adds a Lily Allen like charm to the record. ’I can’t help but slate your accent but I wouldn’t change it for one second.’ The artist claims to have also drawn inspiration from Katy Perry’s earlier, ‘One of the Boys’, era, with her direct song writing methods.

The simple but effective chorus, ‘Oh I think you might be, the one for me,’ cleverly demonstrates that less can be more whilst conveying the feelings of hope and lightheartedness that make this track so compelling.

Growing up in a creative household surrounded by musical influences, the singer has had dreams of becoming an artist ever since she was a little girl. ‘One For Me’ is Dea Doyles fourth official single, however Dea wrote her first song when she was just 9 years old- so it is no coincidence that the emerging artist has got our attention. It seems that those dreams are now becoming a reality and we can’t wait to hear what she does next.

The single is out on all major streaming platforms now and you can keep up with Doyles upcoming projects on her Instagram linked here.