A Review of Lewis Knaggs New Single - ‘Forget How To Forgive’
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An Exciting New Chapter Routed in the Reflection of Time
The song was written in the shadow of loss, tracing the lessons learned there: how quickly time moves once you have watched it run out for someone else, what clarity follows that experience, and the central message that arrives from that clarity: live without waiting for anyone’s permission to start.
The grief and forgiveness and the way loss changes us are rendered not through abstraction but through the specific emotional precision of a songwriter who has genuinely been through the experience he describes. Trust your own path, live fully, make the most of the time you are given: the language is simple, the feeling behind it is not.
Lewis Knaggs was recently invited to perform on Red Bull’s stage at the Monaco Grand Prix, trading a bedroom recording for one of motorsport’s loudest and most high-profile audiences, speaks to an artist whose intimate approach travels remarkably well into large-scale environments.
The lyrical depth that defines his indie rock, Americana and grunge-inflected sound, combined with powerful vocals and melodic guitar hooks that characterise his best work, positions him as a genuinely compelling new voice in British independent music.
UK live dates and radio support are planned in the months ahead. With ‘Forget How To Forgive’, Lewis Knaggs announces the start of a significant new chapter!
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