A vibrant and polished song, creating an upbeat yet chill-out vibe. In this song, Owain drives home the message - ‘keep it Vanilla’, meaning to keep things simple and uncomplicated. He sings about a relationship that is not what it once was, with a plea to go back to what it was like in the beginning. This was Owain’s first release, receiving attention from Spotify playlists such as Discover Weekly and Release Radar, racking up 30k streams by February 2019. It has also received airplay on the Bethan Elfyn show, BBC Radio Wales.

Vanilla

Clover is a slow, chilled blend of ballads and electronic music that shows Owain’s versatility as an artist. The verses - a sweet blend of piano and vocals but what makes this track different is it’s electro pop breakdown in the chorus. Owain’s melodies cascade above the track, discussing a failed love interest whereby he has to tell his partner he wants to breakup. Owain is evidently not scared to show vulnerability and compassion within his music. It’s dulcet tones have made the mark with Spotify curators, racking up over a million streams since December 2018 and gaining placement on playlists such as ‘Alone Again’.

Clover

This track is a statement. It not only tells a story, but encourages people to live life as they’ve always wanted to - inspired by a personal ambition for something different. With strong danceable rhythms and a powerful vocal sitting above the mix, this track brings you summer - with a side of escapism.

Can't Stay

Everyone has been heartbroken. Relationships don’t always turn out to be what they seem. In this song, Owain discusses his own addiction to a toxic relationship that he can’t seem to escape. His powerful vocal spearheading the track from the start, he leads this song with an infectious hook. Clean & sophisticated production, similar to The Weekend and Lauv takes this dark pop anthem to the next league.

Careless Love

Following his third placement on BBC Radio Wales’ A List this year alone, the penultimate track of Owain’s EP is dropping hot, bringing a contrast to the table with a bright pop infused beat that hints at Lauv/Conan Gray. This track is much more than a danceable beat, juxtaposing the bright synth leads and melodies with the consequences of a relationship taken too far and a prying undertone of regret.

Turn My Pillow To The Cold Side

Pretend

The final track of Owain’s EP follows a wave of success, with 2 BBC Radio Wales A List placements for this EP alone. This track is a heartwarming ballad written to Owain’s younger sister. Through heartfelt lyrics he assures her that through her struggles with anxiety and depression he will always be at her side - waiting with her ‘Raincoat’ to brave the weather together.

Raincoat

Straight off the back of performing to a packed Royal Albert Hall, Owain is ready to capitalise upon this momentum with the infectious lead single of a standout EP. Follow an honest and vulnerable story of love loss and repeated mistakes as you journey through the process of ‘moving on’ alongside Owain. A carefully crafted pop piece guaranteed to worm its way into your ears

Wrong Places

With nods to Lauv & The Weeknd, this track boasts an infectious chorus backed with a close-to-home, compelling narrative. The song is an open and honest admission of Owain’s difficulties and downfalls within a relationship, following him as he realises that sometimes we are the problem.

Decisions

Anybody cements Owain’s ability to write standout pop tracks, with compelling storytelling and infectious choruses. Following 2 consecutive BBC Radio Wales A-List placings, Owain aims to continue this success. With nods to Lauv and Conan Grey, the song voices his internal monologue as he sees an ex move on. In a strange perspective, he wishes back even the worst parts of a relationship and the naivety to believe in 5th chances.

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