Osvaldo Supino, “Gold” | Track Review 🎵

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Independent Italian pop musician Osvaldo Supino returns with his second single of 2022, the uplifting and inspired “Gold.”

[otw_shortcode_dropcap label=”“E” size=”large” border_color_class=”otw-no-border-color” shadow=”shadow” square=”square”][/otw_shortcode_dropcap]very time it makes me stronger / I’m made of gold.” Woo! Italian pop musician 🎙 Osvaldo Supino sure knows how to lift the spirit on his single, 🎵 “Gold”. In addition to lifting spirits and showing incredible resolve, the LGBTQ+ artist also knows how to make us dance.  With an exuberant and energetic backdrop supporting him (Supino and 🎛 Riley Smith), Supino delivers a surefire bop everybody can get behind.  He wrote “Gold” alongside 🎼 ✍ Emily Ili.

It’s not all happiness from Osvaldo, at least early on.  “Feel the collapse of the world, got it falling down / On me, on me,” he sings in the first verse.  Similarly, in the second verse, Supino is ‘on the struggle bus,’ asserting, “It’s overwhelming to convince myself that I’m / Worthy, worthy.” Low self-esteem and feeling like you’re less than others is a horrible yet relatable feeling.  Despite the hell that he’s experiencing, Osvaldo knows that he’s got to turn it around – he’s the best candidate! Despite the bad and blue days, he asserts, with strength, “Yeah, I know I got me, myself, and I / Always find the light / Every time it makes me stronger / I’m made of gold.”  The chorus is the biggest and brightest section of this uplifting dance-pop gem, particularly when Supino shows off his flawless upper register.

Final Thoughts 💭

Osvaldo Supino may have his fair share of problems, but musicianship and talent aren’t one of them! He “shines bright like a diamond” on 🎵 “Gold”, his second single of 2022 (🎵 “Body Burning” was his first).  He sings beautifully, the songwriting is authentic, honest, and relatable, and the production – well – it kicks ass and takes names. “Gold” truly is golden by my estimations!

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🎙 Osvaldo Supino • 🎵 “Gold” • 🗓 6.10.22

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