Pop/Review Tom Collins - Care In The World

Hailing from North Wales, Tom Collins is an artist known for his honest and heartfelt songwriting. Influenced by Sam Fender, JAMIE WEBSTER, and Catfish and the Bottlemen, his music blends a youthful pop sensibility with anthemic indie rock sing-alongs. Tom has been fortunate to share the stage with artists like The View, The Sherlocks, RATS, Anchor Lane, Tom Hingley, Shambolics, and Andrew Cushin across various venues.

"Care In The World," Tom Collins' most recent song, is a heartfelt story with a simple acoustic accompaniment. This artist from North Wales uses unadulterated passion and uncompromising candour to highlight the widespread problems of poverty and hardship, especially the effects on kids who are raised in violent, drug-abusing, unstable homes.

Collins produces a sound that is both intensely personal and universally relatable by drawing inspiration from artists like as Jamie Webster and Sam Fender. His lyrics take center stage thanks to the acoustic guitar's personal, stripped-back basis. The emotional effect of the song is gradually increased by the violins as it goes along, leading to a hauntingly lovely crescendo that lasts long after the music has stopped.

"Care In The World," which was recorded in Wrexham's ROC2 Studios, exemplifies Tom's dedication to telling meaningful stories. Because of the song's genuineness and sensitivity, listeners are drawn into the lives of those who are frequently disregarded, making it impossible to dismiss their hardships. Although its topics are universal, Collins' method is distinctively based on his personal viewpoint and vividly depicts perseverance in the face of hardship.

This song demonstrates Tom Collins' skill as a songwriter as well as his capacity to produce music with meaning. Anyone who appreciates moving lyrics and socially conscious creativity should listen to "Care In The World," which demonstrates how effective music can be in fostering empathy and consciousness.