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Beatchild’s “We Got This” is a timeless & soulful new gem that captivates with vintage flair

Earlier today, critically acclaimed Toronto-based multi-instrumentalist, performing producer and singer-songwriter Beatchild returned with his first solo single of the year, “We Got This.” The track is a soulful triumph that impeccably captures the essence of timeless musicality. With its rich analog instrumentation and masterfully executed mono mix, the track pays homage to the glorious bygone era of music.

Beatchild’s consummate musicianship takes center stage, demonstrating a remarkable prowess across multiple instruments.

The Sarnia, ON-native’s latest release is unassuming yet profoundly emotive arrangement, serving as a conduit for the raw, unfiltered emotions pulsating at its core. Crafted meticulously over three years and encompassing over 40 versions, this single is a testament to Beatchild’s dedication to his art.

It’s an instant classic, an irrefutable testament to Beatchild’s unwavering dedication and unmistakable artistry.

For aficionados of soulful, heartfelt music, this song is an absolute must-listen, providing an enticing glimpse into the highly anticipated Soul Movement Vol. 3 album—a forthcoming opus looking to redefine the boundaries of contemporary soul. The last installment, Soul Movement Vol. 2, was released in 2014 with huge records like the Glenn Lewis-assisted “Number 1,” the solo cut “Where’s Yesterday,” and the album’s opening track, “Byram’s Groove (Cut a Rug).” All three of those songs have passed 1.4 million Spotify streams, with “Where’s Yesterday” closing in on 2.2 million.

You can find “We Got This” on Apple Music, Spotify, and various other digital streaming platforms via Soul Movement Recordings.



Artwork for the single We Got This by Beatchild

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