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Nick Pappalardo - When I'm With You

Nick Pappalardo delights and ignites love in our hearts with the stirring rock track, 'When I'm With You'! With dazzling, vibrant electric guitar riffs, smooth, passionate vocals, and an insistence to thrill, Nick and his talented group, Miracle Club, bright a new light to 80s rock. The group features Dave Paulson on vocals, Jake Kai on backing vocals, Nick Anthony on drums and Nick on guitars, bass, synths, and additional backing vocals. Nick is a master multi-instrumentalist and producer from Glenwood, NJ with a remarkable range in what he can produce. From the minute 'When I'm With You' starts and those opening riffs hit, you just know that you're in for a great time! It's the ray of sunshine, piercing through darkness, that nervous, palpable excitement one feels when in love. It quite reminds us of Bryan Adams' legendary, 'Summer of 69' in its bold, bright riffs. Smooth, passionate vocals croon on how maddening it can feel to be so in love. It feels like an energetic pull, that seems to guide his way. The passionate, poetic prose is easy on the years and stirs the heart. Dave's light yet emotive tone has us listening intently. Bursting through with uplifting tones and infectious groove, 'When I'm With You' is definitely on to put on for brightening up your day. The chorus opens in a really euphoric way, a loud, loving proclamation. It's a happy ending score we envision for a feel-good love story like 'A Lot Like Love'. If you love guitar solos, then you're in for a treat here. Starting at min 2, Nick leads an absolutely gob-smacking solo. It's just so expressive yet beautifully restrained. Following which, the track softly grooves towards a soothing outro. 'When I'm With You' is certainly one of the most complete indie-rock tracks we've heard this year. It definitely speaks volumes to the incredible musical artistry, drive and vision Nick and his band are more than capable of. We look forward to hearing a lot more from them soon!  

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