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Tanya Nolan’s “Like Water” Sets the Tone for Summer Serenity

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As summer approaches with its promise of warm days and sultry evenings, there’s a burgeoning appetite for tracks that encapsulate the season’s essence. Tanya Nolan, hailing from Galveston, Texas, offers just the right vibe with her new single “Like Water,” positioning it as a potential staple for this summer’s soundtrack.

Following the success of her previous R&B hit “Pace Yourself,” Nolan has once again collaborated with soul veteran Raheem DeVaughn. Their latest creation begins captivatingly with the chorus, where Nolan playfully warns her lover, “don’t let mama wait too long…” This nod to the legendary Sade sets the stage for a track that is both a tribute and a fresh take in the R&B genre.

“Like Water” is characterized by its soft, smooth, and slow rhythm, complete with a lush string arrangement and strategically placed rain sounds that blend Quiet Storm grooves with ASMR elements. Nolan’s vocal delivery is effortlessly sweet and supple, striking the perfect balance without veering into over-soul. The backing vocals complement her lead with precision, enhancing the overall soothing quality of the track.

The single evokes the tranquillity of a gently flowing river or ocean waves, ideal for cooling down during a hot summer’s day or unwinding in the evening. Tanya Nolan deserves commendation for crafting a melodious groove that not only resonates with the post-Memorial Day vibe but also marks a high note in her evolving musical journey. With “Like Water,” she proves once again that her music is not just heard but felt, a perfect companion for the season’s reflective moments.

Credits: SoulTracks.com

Flav Gabry
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Flav Gabry, the creator of Groover City, brings over three decades of experience in radio and television to his role. At this music blog magazine, he leverages his extensive background to deliver professional, insightful content tailored for the music industry.

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