“Thoughts So Loud” is the vulnerable acoustic pop EP from Hackney’s Bertie Newman

Bertie Newman, a 22-year-old singer-songwriter from Hackney, has crafted a deeply personal and introspective EP titled “Thoughts So Loud”. Long before receiving an ADHD diagnosis, Newman sensed a divergence in his experiences and turned to music as a means of self-expression. Each track on the EP serves as a poignant reflection of his unique journey.

The EP opens with “I Will”, a heartfelt composition that showcases sweet harmonies and gentle vocals, creating a sense of grace and vulnerability. The lead single “Home” takes listeners on a sonic odyssey with its spacey synths and atmospheric soundscapes, expanding on the introspective themes of the EP. “Wasted On Me” follows suit, infusing emotional depth with its upbeat and defiant energy, highlighting Newman’s versatility as an artist.

Closing the EP is the charming and enchanting “Seaside Eyes” a track that captivates with its relatable storytelling and captivating melodies. The EP as a whole is a testament to Newman’s ability to convey honest and relatable insights, fostering a deep connection with his music and audience. Through his journey of self-discovery, Newman not only found solace but also learned the importance of empathy and understanding.

With influences from artists like Bon Iver, Hozier, and Gregory Alan Isakov, Newman’s indie-folk soundscapes resonate with a sense of authenticity and sincerity. The success of the EP’s singles, including “Seaside Eyes”, which garnered over 2 million streams on Apple Music, is a testament to the growing recognition of Newman’s honest and relatable songwriting.

As Bertie Newman continues to explore his musical path, it is evident that his commitment to vulnerability and introspection will forge an even deeper connection with his audience. “Thoughts So Loud” serves as a powerful introduction to an artist who fearlessly shares his personal journey through heartfelt melodies and poignant lyrics.