Single Review: Out Of My Mind by AVAERA

So AVAERA are here and they’ve released their first single!

The used to be Stop The Rain but they rebranded and I’m here for it because If you know me then you know Stop The Rain had a special place in my heart.

But the new single is out and it slaps!

The new single is titled Out Of My Mind and honestly yes. What a tune!

I've been obsessed with it since it came out, and we all know I'm a sucker for a good Scottish band because Scottish accents. So, let's talk about this track.

It's got a proper catchy tune, and it's one of the most infectious songs I've heard in a long time.

It's one of them songs that once you've heard it once, you have to listen to it another 100 times before you can take a break from listening to it.

It's currently my most listened to track, and that says a lot because there's been a lot of newness recently.

It's a perfect song, and I don't often say that a song is perfect, but Out of My Mind is very much perfection. There isn't one aspect of the song that I wish was different and I'm actually quite excited to see what the future brings for AVAERA because honestly, it sounds so promising and I'm very excited to see what comes next.

Overall, a solid 5 out of 5 Lemons

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