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Vealy has us crying on the dance floor with “Joanie”

December 20, 2020October 11, 2021 Caitlin Rose Leave a comment
Vealy has us crying on the dance floor with “Joanie”

Vealy will have you loving Joanie as much as she does with this tune. Somehow keeping a modern vibe while also evoking an 80’s feeling, Vealy has hit this one out of the park. It’s a relatable song, featuring a story about mistakes made in a past relationship: “If I had called a little sooner / then you might still be here.” 

“Joanie” is the type of song that would play over a movie montage while someone reminisces over their long-lost lover. It’s sad and hopeful at the same time, and lovely all the way through. Vealy really shows off her vocal range and talent just past the two minute mark, right before the final chorus.

Whoever and wherever Joanie is, I hope she’s doing well. And after one listen, you’ll hope so, too.

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