Richard Green flips the script on mondays with new single “Happy Monday”

Monday means something different to people depending on who you are in the world of Richard Green, and not just cause he's the boss of whatever you're slinging on that one day of most people's least favorite day of the week, no ma'am, no sir.

Made at home in Whitley's cozy London flat studio, "Happy Monday" is a shot of youthful energy to combat the doldrums of the workweek's dreary beginning, with rhythm tracks recorded all over the continent in Italy. Richard's mission was clear. Make Monday great again! From here, it wasn't a big leap to imagine how he could transform Monday's miserable reputation into something to celebrate. And he's done precisely that.

"Happy Monday" emits its infectious energy from the very first note. The groove is playful, driven by a tight, punchy rhythm section that perfectly matches Richard's buoyant melody lines. The drums and bass, laid down abroad, convey a subtle hint of continental sophistication to the track, adding layers of complexity without overshadowing the song's sun-soaked center. Every facet, from the toe-tapping beat to the glistening melodies, has been carefully crafted to manipulate the listener's mindset. "Happy Monday" isn't all sunshine, it's also a statement of Richard's growth as a musician and composer. He is still honing his ability to connect with people on an individual level, both in his music, which is imbued with authentic warmth and laid-back charm that remains both personal and universal, and in his ongoing dialogue with established and soon-to-be fans. His dedication to spreading good vibes isn't just a tagline, it is the heartbeat of his artistry.

At a moment when many of us could stand to be a little more light, "Happy Monday" is a steaming hot cup of coffee with an extra shot of optimism. If nothing else, it's a reminder that even the most dreaded day of the week has the potential for fresh starts, upbeat soundtracks, and even a little bit of dancing in your kitchen before you head off to work.

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