Single review: Emma Deigman's It Was You
Nicolle Thompson checks out Emma Deigman's short-playing debut
The first thing that stuck me hearing this track was Emma's voice.
She has a good voice.
Now this is not a flippant remark meaning her voice is acceptable, it really is good, and considering some of the pop acts around at the moment, this in itself makes her stand out.
The track is soulful yet still makes good pop.
It has depth but is still light enough so as not to feel incompatible with her relative youth.
It Was You is a great song to showcase her talent both as a singer and as a songwriter.
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