Laura Evans and The Cinelli Brothers drop new single “Out Here On My Own”

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Welsh singer-songwriter Laura Evans joins forces with the critically acclaimed blues band The Cinelli Brothers to release a dynamic new single titled “Out Here on My Own,” which hit the airwaves on April 10, 2026, accessible across various major music platforms. This song seamlessly combines elements of blues, pop, and retro vibes, accompanied by a visually stunning music video that captures its infectious and uplifting essence. The collaboration between Laura and the Cinelli Brothers was born out of Laura’s support for the band during their 2025 tour in the UK. A few months later, they reconvened at the band’s recording studio, where creativity instantly sparked.

According to Laura, working with Ale and Marco Cinelli on this track was effortless and productive, resulting in the rapid creation of the song. She describes it as a perfect fusion of retro pop, blues, and soul, with its core message revolving around the emotional rollercoaster of pursuing one’s dreams. Produced by Marco Cinelli, the track showcases warm, roots-inspired instrumentation, vibrant harmonica melodies, a captivating chorus, dynamic rhythms, expressive dual vocals, and the band’s distinctively soulful flair. On the release day of the single, Laura will join the Cinelli Brothers on stage for a live performance at Cambridge Junction, while the Cinellis continue to tour the UK.

The Cinelli Brothers have earned a reputation as a favorite at festivals across the UK, Europe, and beyond. Led by brothers Marco and Alessandro Cinelli, the band’s music is an eclectic blend of Southern soul and Chicago blues funk, characterized by strong songwriting, engaging stage presence, and a modern rock and roll energy. Awarded as the UK Blues Band of the Year in 2026 and featured in the Class of 2025 Must See Live Acts by Drowned in Sound, the Cinelli Brothers kicked off 2026 by performing at Joe Bonamassa’s Keeping the Blues Alive Cruise in the US, representing the only UK band on the lineup. Alongside the release of their live album, “The Cinelli Brothers Live Here and There,” recorded during over 270 shows in 2025, they are currently touring the UK.

Laura Evans, hailing from the South Wales Valleys, is known for blending soulful Americana and blues with poignant songwriting, powerful vocals, and a contemporary pop sensibility. Her debut album, “State of Mind,” from 2022 topped the UK Blues Chart, while her 2025 follow-up, “Out of the Dark,” made its mark on the Top 30 Official Americana Chart. With singles like “Honest” and “What I’m Made Of” garnering airtime on BBC Radio 2, Laura’s music has amassed over 3.5 million streams. A captivating live performer, she has shared stages with renowned artists such as Robben Ford, Walter Trout, King King, and Robert Jon & The Wreck. Classic Rock Magazine likened her sound to “Stevie Nicks jamming with Blackberry Smoke.”

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