Golden Slippers Presents: An Evening with Luke Sital-Singh (LIVE)

Join us on the 8th of November where Luke Sital-Singh will be taking centre stage.

Luke Sital-Singh never quite stops. Instead, he absorbs the momentum of an ever-changing and fast-paced world within his prolific output as a singer, songwriter, and producer. At this point, catching inspiration might be nearly as perfunctory, yet essential as breathing for him. All of this energy courses through his 2023.

Strange Weather EP.

A key track from the EP titled “Hallelujah Anyway” initially earned a placement on the ABC drama Station 19, inciting fan anticipation for its arrival and landing it at #2 on Tunefind’s 2022 year end “Best Unreleased Songs List.” Finally released as part of this EP, it channels the intimacy of Luke’s approach—as if he’s letting you eavesdrop on an internal conversation late at night. Driven by chords played on “an old electric piano from the sixties,” the stark instrumentation draws a spotlight to his verses and the refrain’s uplifting affirmation, “Can I sing ‘Hallelujah Anyway’ when the days are long and the night won’t fade?”

“I’m trying to push myself to be happier,” admits the UK singer, songwriter and producer. “I’m a pessimistic person. I’m always worried. To me, it’s a universal message—we all go through tough times, and we can’t really get away from it. It’s just about how you deal with it. It’s also a “We” song for my wife and me. We go through everything together, and it feels like we’re a unit in terms of how we look at the world.

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