Worcester Ground's "satellites" that's going to be one of your favorites
- Akshara Agrawal
- 1 day ago
- 2 min read
Rising Star is setting waves in the music industry Worcester Ground originating from the picturesque town of Bromsgrove, England is breaking boundaries. Gaining name and fame originally after the release of his album, Taking The Time To Heal, he was quickly established as a "rising voice in the UK's acoustic music scene...". His music having a unique style that is simply unmatched is worth mentioning. Worcester's lyrics being enormously meaningful touching the hearts of the listeners and staying there forever. ground's songs are a vivid explanation of life itself it flows and spreads widely in the souls, and having a passionate and confident voice gives chills to ground's audience. Worcester's voice is truly remarkable and worth listening to. Make sure that you don't miss out.
"Satellites" is one of the tracks that sends you in a deep thinking give it a try and you won't regret
Released on the 22nd of March 2025, "Satellites" by Worcester Ground is nothing less than a fantabulous song beautifully written and produced. Satellite's being a song about losing his mother and dedicated to Worcester's brother. Lyrics heartily follow how we all sometimes find ourselves looking up in the night sky and finding ourselves wondering about that one person close to us that we lost. The stars twinkling brightly as their eyes once did in the moonlight alive and passionate is now lost, that weight we all carry in our hearts that's not forgetful that grief and that unexpressed love that now can belong nowhere the regrets and guilts in such a little heart of ours that we carry everywhere. Worcester uses beautiful words entangled with his even prettier voice, the pain and grief that we all feel is so passionately expressed in this track, that it can make you cry. That feeling of if they'd be proud of us if they were here, that void in our hearts that can never be fulfilled. Make sure to add this song to your playlist so you don't miss out.
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