Lisa Crawley’s Hey You channels a moody, sultry vibe reminiscent of Amy Winehouse and Duffy, filtered through her own distinctive artistry. The track blends the atmospheric qualities of noir and western films with playful 1960s doo-wop elements. Crawley’s songwriting shines as she navigates from captivating hooks to deeply emotive verses, exploring the complexities of human emotions and a unique sense of loneliness. Recorded, mixed, and mastered by Grammy-nominated Rob Kleiner in LA, Hey You originated from a voice note brimming with verses, embodying a retro flair with a modern twist.
“The video captures the essence of the song; of feeling lonely, despite what may seem as someone to be living their best life,” says Crawley. “To me, the struggling artist in the video could represent anyone who’s struggling to find the meaning and purpose to what they’re doing.”
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