The Workday Release Debuts New Single “After You’re Gone”
Singer-songwriter David Ottestad laments words left unspoken on new piano ballad.
Stream “After You’re Gone” Here
“…familiar, relatable and evocative.”- Buzzbands
“…entertaining and engaging…”- Phil’s Picks
Southern California singer/songwriter David Ottestad’s project The Workday Release has just released a new single “After You’re Gone” via ENCI Records.
Stream the track here: https://orcd.co/afteryouregone
Ottestad says, “”After You’re Gone” is about feeling like you only know what to say after a difficult conversation is over. I love piano ballads where the vocal follows the piano melody and I wrote this song as a collaboration with a dance choreographer based on the concept of not knowing what to say in the moment.”
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