Name: Complicated by Rachael Coltrona
Duration: 3 min 9 s
Description: Complicated - follow the path of seduction and flirtation of a toxic situationship from start to finish.

You Don’t Own Me (Adaptation Version) is a powerful rock ballad covered by Rachael Coltrona.
Drawing upon her Italian heritage Rachael Coltrona has used the combination of English and Italian lyrics putting a contemporary spin on Lesley Gore’s classic song.
Opening with jazzy piano chords and strong bass drums, the track is built up with additions of bass, electric guitar, and saxophone giving a rock speakeasy sound to the track.
Delving deeper into the lyrics, You Don’t Own Me (Adaptation Version)  is a feminist song about uniting and fighting back again the roots of inequality. Using statements about the power of a woman to deny the wishes of a man, Rachael Coltrona’s delivery is nothing short of the intention of the lyrics; fierce, strong and forthright.
This is just the beginning for the 25 year old artist, who will be releasing her original music soon.

You Don't Own Me (Adaptation Version)

Complicated - follow the path of seduction and flirtation of a toxic situationship from start to finish.

Complicated

Most beautiful and original cover of one of the best known songs of modern times!

Hallelujah

Following the success of the release of Complicated in May 2023, the dance funk track has been stripped back to an acoustic “naked” version to  reveal a more intricate and vulnerable version exploiting the vocal depths from Rachael Coltrona. The rich vocal prowess from the original track has now been translated to a laid back mood, with more intimate vocals commanding the spotlight.

While Rachael’s vocals bring this slowed and solemn version to life,  joining forces again with the skilled and experienced Elliot Smith of Sundown Studio’s, the listener is guaranteed to feel the heart strings being pulled.

Complicated - Naked version

Complicated - Naked Version

The song is a story of heartbreak, a tale that audience’s will find compelling to the end. The feeling of falling in love with someone, but where a breakdown of communication leaves one person still yearning for that love from the other that was, and could have, been

Want Me Too

Inspired by one of her favourite rom-com movies (and her own break-up), Rachael Coltrona found herself in Notting Hill, and in the situation of ‘life imitating art’, she looked around the area and penned this catchy new pop song named after the movie Notting Hill (1999).

Complicated

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