Jonathan Currinn
Are you looking for a brilliant country-pop female singer? Well look no further, Sophia Scott has got you covered with this awesomely catchy song “White Fence” that will certainly be stuck in your head for the rest of the day. This follows up her previous single “Quit”, which is currently her most-streamed Spotify song to date.
Sophia Scott has been gaining millions of views of her covers of which she has been posting on YouTube; she has over 40,000 subscribers with a cover of Rihanna’s “Love On The Brain” as her most viewed videos, closely followed by Chris Stapleton / David Allan Coe’s “Tennessee Whiskey” just behind. Recently, she’s been releasing original material, whilst still releasing covers. This latest track has definitely caught our attention, and we simply love the female empowerment message behind it.
Alongside the single release, Sophia Scott has also dropped a lyric video to the song. It works well with the song showing this female singer-songwriter as strong and independent – she sure doesn’t need a white fence!
Watch The Lyric Video To Sophia Scott’s New Single “White Fence” Here:
This is one of our favourite new releases this week mainly because Sophia Scott gets you singing along at the end – and that is exactly what a song about female empowerment should do. “White Fence” has such an important message behind it, letting women know that they can be all that they dream of being, throwing away old-fashioned gender ideals and truly creating their path in the world. Sophia Scott’s vocals are powerful throughout; she clearly loves to sing this song and you can feel her passion in every lyric.
As for the video itself, it has been made well, the colours offset her silhouette, whilst the pink circle behind is suggestive of the moon and therefore the moonlight which she sings about. It’s great to see images attached during parts of the lyrics, showing us more of who Sophia Scott is whilst relating to some of the words.
“White Fence” is available to download and stream, right now. The song is truly unforgettable and will be stuck in your head for the rest of the day – we must admit.
