Eva-Lina’s “You so Cool” sounds every bit the summertime jam it is intended to be. Musically, chill synth chords are driven by a tight electronic bassline and beat with trap-hats, tailor made for a surfside dancefloor. Eva-Lina’s voice is excellent, showing impressive range flowing smoothly between low-spoken verses and high Mariah-like soprano harmonies.
Lyrically the track is just fun, covering the familiar ground of a girl digging on a bad boy… “I know you’re bad for me. But I don’t care cus’ I am mad for you.” And when she sings, “I think you so cool, hot dam, hot dam, boy,” that’s the hook. You can almost hear pop fans reciting the line back to each other. On the beach, obviously.
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Here is what Eva-Lina says about “You so Cool”…
On the 31st of May, swedish pop artist and producer Eva-Lina is dropping the soundtrack to your summer romance with the release of her second single , ‘You so Cool’.
Co Written/produced with the top industry “Modestep” producer & guitarist Nick Tsang and inspired by artists such as Tove Lo and Charlie Puth, ‘You so Cool’ was set for biggest names in pop but this attitude packed banger was to ‘cool’ for Eva-Lina to let go of. It may have been written for someone else but this track is about feeling yourself…
“I don’t sing this about anyone, I sing it to myself, to everyone. It’s message of empowerment because it is ‘so cool’ when you to have the confidence to take charge and have fun.” – Eva-Lina
Eva-Lina is a pop artist and producer from Sweden with an in your face attitude that is instantly recognisable in her RnB infused beats and infectious melodies.
Shortlisted in the Isle of Wight Festival New Blood Competition and fresh from a headline set at Moth Club Eva-Lina is one to watch. Brought up singing in church and fed a steady diet of rock music by her older brother, Eva-Lina has a wide range of musical influences also including P!nk and Gwen Stefani. Known for her captivating stage presence, since leaving her day job as a builder and moving to London, Eva has performed at festivals such as The Great Escape, North Atlantic Flux and Frimley Lodge Live.
