In a generation where the zeal for profound connection often gets lost in the static of superficial encounters, Gabrielle Aplin’s rendition of ‘The Power Of Love’ emerges as an eloquent ambassador of the soul’s deepest cravings. A cover of the original by Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Aplin’s version is a stripped-down, emotive piece that transcends the bounds of temporal love, exploring themes of protection, divine energy, and the existential significance of love itself.
In a world that prizes permanence and certainty, Gabrielle Aplin’s ‘Home’ serves as a lyrical compass, pointing to the true essence of where we belong. Aplin’s poignant words reverberate with the understanding that ‘home’ extends beyond the physical confines of timber and stone—it’s a concept etched deep in the chambers of the heart.
In the canon of contemporary folk-pop, Gabrielle Aplin’s ‘Please Don’t Say You Love Me’ stands out as a delicate balance of vulnerability and strength. Released in 2012, the track weaves a tale of cautious affection, one that resonates with listeners who have ever stood on the precipice of a potentially life-changing romance.
“Call Me” is another song in which Gabrielle Aplin goes about addressing an ex she jilted. Actually, it’s never specified or even inferred per se that their relationship was a romantic one. But whoever this person...
It can be said that the chorus of “Don’t Know What I Want” contradicts its verses. According to the latter, the vocalist mistreated the addressee, who is apparently her ex, to the point that they...
In the song “Don’t Say”, Gabrielle Aplin comes off as one of those types of individuals who knows she’s depressed but doesn’t want anyone going out of their way to intervene. That is to say...
“Phosphorescent” is the title of the 4th studio album released by English singer Gabrielle Aplin. The album was supported by 6 single releases. In total, the album contains 11 tracks. The album was officially...
The Mariana Trench, as found in the Pacific, is known to be the deepest part of the entire ocean. One day, during the COVID-19 pandemic and all that it entailed, Gabrielle Aplin – who lives...
This song is somewhat similar in sentiment to “Don’t Know What I Want”, which is found a couple of slots prior on the playlist of “Phosphorescent”. Only in this case, it’s not as abundantly clear who between...
Gabrielle Aplin’s “Wish I Didn’t Press Send” revolves around a narrative that we come across pretty commonly these days via female pop singers. The vocalist is able to admit that she and her ex had...
