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Olie Beckett is writing music that sounds real, deep, and much older than he is. His latest release, "Hotels," is a soft but strong statement from a young artist who is clearly finding his voice and learning how to use it on purpose.
"Hotels" are like late-night talks with yourself, with soft lighting and clear emotions. The song mixes pop and R&B with ease, and the soft, vibey instrumentation never rushes the moment. Instead, it gives space for reflection, for feeling, and for Olie’s smooth, soaring vocals to truly shine. His delivery is calm and confident, which draws people in without him having to ask for their attention.
The atmosphere is what makes "Hotels" so enjoyable. The production leans toward a dreamy, otherworldly tone, creating a soundscape that feels both close and wide. This song makes you want to slow down, think things through, and let the music take you to a quiet place. Everything about it feels planned, from the relaxed beat to the subtle emotional weight that runs through it.
Olie's influences, which come from famous songwriters like Harry Styles, SZA, and Ariana Grande, are there, but they don't take over. Instead, they are the building blocks of a sound that is uniquely his. You can tell he has been on a musical journey that began with singing in church and has led to writing songs and playing the piano. Olie Beckett isn't just releasing another single with "Hotels," he's also giving us a glimpse into the artistic depth of a young musician on the rise.
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