Andy Smythe’s rising "Quiet Revolution."

A classic English songwriter delivering melodic pop with a deeply rooted heart.

Andy​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌ Smythe is a London-based artist deeply rooted in the folk tradition and a singer-songwriter known for his finely crafted songs and over 1,000 live shows. His music is inspired by Drake and The Beatles, and The Beach Boys, and is a stylistic fusion of acoustic rock, power pop, and blues, resulting in a unique, melodically rich style. Smythe is a skilled multi-instrumentalist with a keen poetic instinct, and he continues to captivate the audience with his charm.

"Emergency" is an explosion of quirky, energetic charm that makes it the exact, catchy, and brilliant forerunner of the Quiet Revolution album.

Andy’s pitch when he says the song sounds like ''The Proclaimers meets Chuck Berry'' couldn't be more accurate, as the song has all the elements of a funky, English pop/rock groove with the really exciting guitar work setting the frame. The production is very lively and direct, and Smythe's English baritone—carrying a hint of Nick Drake’s subtlety—is warm and beautiful, complemented by vocal harmonies that integrate it perfectly. The song is a confident, well-arranged track that moves with purpose. The song is one of the brilliant masterpieces of Smythe's.  This single is an irresistible call-to-action that heralds a new era for a veteran ​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌artist.