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Veteran crooner Singing Melody covers Fragile
Singing Melody
Entertainment, Music
January 12, 2024

Veteran crooner Singing Melody covers Fragile

Veteran Jamaican singer Singing Melody has released his latest song entitled Fragile.

The passionate and heartfelt song explores the emotions of a man who shares his inner thoughts with his love interest.

Originally written and performed by Labrinth, Singing Melody has distinguished his rendition by rearranging the song for his international listening audience.

Incorporating a reggae, one-drop flavour, Singing Melody relates a man’s feelings which dismisses the tough exterior and replaces it with the sensitive and sometimes vulnerable place men can be, aligning with the trend of expressing deeper emotions and experiences in music.

“We are at a time where we share much information, so with my experience in life I have to share information about matters of the heart. Men have deeper-than-surface feelings which needs to be expressed. Fragile is another of those opportunities for expression,” he said.

As he prepares for his forthcoming album, Singing Melody says: “This release serves as a glimpse into what my fans can expect.”

Fans of reggae and Singing Melody know his rich catalogue which includes songs Say What, Caliente, and Prove It To Me.

Singing Melody is also a member of the 4-piece group L.U.S.T. comprising of Lukie D, Thriller U and Tony Curtis.

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