ANTHEM POP DANCE - WAVs + MPs = ALTERNATE BPMs. 7th Heaven, the world’s number one name for pop remixes deliver "Better Day" with carefully constructed masterpiece remixes, over two BPM’s, for The Gleeman and his lyrically earnest new release “A Better Day”. To these ears these remixes are pure radio-tastic and dance-floor gold, rekindling the best of the halcyon Pet Shop Boys magic. The remixes and original are out and streaming now on Apple Music, with Spotify plus Amazon Music both presenting the original mix. For DJs the 7TH HEAVEN remixes are hugely recommended.
Gleeman - A Better Day (7th Heaven Club Mix - 135bpm Anthemic Pop Dance
Gleeman - A Better Day (7th Heaven Club Mix - 142bpm Anthemic Pop Dance
Gleeman - A Better Day (7th Heaven Radio Edit - 135bpm Anthemic Pop Dance
Gleeman - A Better Day (7th Heaven Radio Edit - 142bpm Anthemic Pop Dance
The forthcoming debut album "Something To Say" will finally allow me the opportunity to truly represent myself as an artist and display the breadth and depth of my songwriting and storytelling. It's a body of work that I'm extremely proud of and doesn't shy away from tackling hard hitting and sensitive subject matters.
There are compositions that contemplate losses and the resultant impact of those in different forms, musings on cancel culture and the implications on mental health, reflections on self-harming and an emotive and compassionate take on the topic of assisted dying - so it was important to me to counterbalance those with some quirky and positive numbers.
Among the saga of a Wild West gunslinger, the tale of a planetary émigré, a self-belief mantra and an unashamed power ballad, “Better Day” sits at the thematic summit as a feel good frolic.
The last four years have been tumultuous and challenging times for the whole of humanity with world-wide health fears, restrictions on freedoms we take for granted and escalating global conflicts, which I think has taken a toll of some aspect on every single one of us.
In the midst of all this turmoil "Better Day" reminds us to be grateful, appreciative and aware of the good things that we do have: The onset of spring, the joys of nature, being out in the sunshine, spending quality time with our families and loved ones...
It's easy to become consumed with the trials and tribulations that life puts in our paths so it's important to sometimes drink from the glass half full and stop and smell the idiomatic roses.The Gleeman performed on BBC One Sunday Morning Live last weekend and was interviewed about his work with Music for Dementia.
The Gleeman performed on BBC One Sunday Morning Live last weekend and was interviewed about his work with Music for Dementia. Link here if it is of interest:
Sunday Morning Live Interview @ 54:18, performance at 57:33