Miss Me Too

We say

Released worldwide today (July 11), this upbeat song from London-based singer-songwriter Fred Page is seemingly all smiles on the surface, but listen to the lyrics and you’ll quickly notice that it’s a tale of melancholy and sadness behind the care-free facade. Slickly produced and recorded in Livingston Studios by Mike Crossey and Daniel Lindegren, Fred is an artist whose live reputation is building, having opened up for acts including George Ezra and EDEN, and following on from two performances for Communion Music Night. His long-time collaborator is Joe Janiak, and together they have more new material ready and waiting to follow on from this noteworthy song. Page’s work has racked up over 250,000 streams to date, including previously-released epic Another Last Time. Miss Me Too begins with an acoustic guitar riff before the gorgeous layered combination of voice, drums and strings carries you along with the heartbreaking love story of a man now struggling with loneliness. Currently seeking label interest, Fred’s sure to find favour everywhere with material as strong as this. 

Contact

Label: unsigned
Publishing: Darryl Parkinson, Warner Chappell UK
Licensing: Tom Overbury, Warner Chappell UK
Live: Matt Cooper, 13 Artists / Marty Diamond, Paradigm
Management: Adam Herzog / Andrew DiDio, Fated Future