Chesney Hawkes to Release New Album “Living Arrows”
After a remarkable journey, Chesney Hawkes has made a triumphant return with the release of his latest album, ‘Living Arrows’. The singles from the album – ‘Loud’, ‘Get A Hold of Yourself’, and ‘Live Forever’ – have all received significant airplay on Radio 2, marking a remarkable resurgence for the artist. Additionally, Hawkes delivered a memorable performance in the BBC Radio 2 Piano Room session, showcasing his talent and versatility.
The anticipation surrounding ‘Living Arrows’ indicates that it may be Hawkes’ most successful album since his debut in 1991 with ‘Buddy’s Song’. The album is a deeply personal and vulnerable exploration, reflecting Hawkes’ experiences with heartaches, joys, and gratitude. Through his candid and heartfelt songwriting, he invites listeners to join him on a journey that is both intimate and authentic. With a cohesive pop-rock sound, ‘Living Arrows’ serves as a musical narrative not only for his children but also for all who listen, showcasing an artist unafraid to bare his soul in his work.
The album is a testament to Hawkes’ evolution from a teenage sensation to a seasoned artist, showcasing the breadth of emotional experiences life has to offer. Tracks like ‘Nobody Like You’ capture the carefree allure of escapism, while ‘Radio Silence’ delves into moments of romantic intimacy. ‘The Ballad of Benny & Alice’ offers a whimsical perspective on a love story that could have been, reflecting Hawkes’ ability to craft narratives that resonate with his audience.
As Hawkes embarks on his current headline tour, he continues to captivate audiences with a mix of his iconic hits, new fan favorites, and lively covers. Accompanied by his brother Jodie on drums and his son Indiana on guitar, Hawkes’ live performances are a testament to his enduring talent and stage presence. The success of ‘Living Arrows’ signals that there is much more to come from Hawkes in the future, reaffirming his status as a cherished and influential figure in the music industry.