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‘A striking first ’ Attitude Magazine -

With an almost 4 octave range, a smooth yet strong, soulful vocal delivery, a grade 8 pianist and 1st Class music degree Paul Usher is brilliant singer, songwriter and pianist.

‘Regret dressed up to the nines’ is how Paul succinctly describes his blistering new single. ‘Time Don’t Heal’ is an acerbic yet soulful heartbreak bop - a lovechild of Paul’s Childish Gambino and Elton John influences.

‘The title is a direct rebuttal to the simplistic platitudes which are offered to people in times of desperation. Shallow sympathy often adds insult to injury; honesty and empathy are far more of a balm to my spirit - throw in dark wit too and you’ve found my favoured brand of panacea. This song is a result of all that’. HIs vocal delivery in the track has been likened to Justin Timberlake, Michael Jackson and Frank Ocean.

There’s a dichotomy between the lush harmony, 70’s sounding R&B rhodes riff and the broodingly dark lyrics ‘loaded gun chambers emptied and filled up again’. ‘I love that,’ Paul says ‘I feel that’s a reflection of life; it’s always pulling you in two different directions at once.’

‘Sometimes a heart breaks so badly that the landscape of your life is forever altered. There is more power in admitting that a cataclysmic event has taken place which has changed you rather than repeating cliches to oneself to numb the pain. Honour it, see the beauty in it and the wisdom that it brings. I’ve always been known for being honest, brutally so at times, and these lyrics are no different. I find truth sexy.’