UK singer-songwriter Martin Yates released his soulful pop single Through It All on September 25, 2026. The second single from his upcoming EP blends modern pop with nostalgic 1960s soul, Motown influences, and classic girl-group sounds.
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Opening with a foot-stomping soul rhythm that feels like an old record spinning in a room full of people. The 1960s soul and Motown influence gives the song this almost celebratory feeling, though the lyrics are about loving someone who keeps leaving you to carry the feeling alone. It sounds like dancing while waiting for someone who never shows up, the music keeps moving but you are stuck in the same place.
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The upbeat rhythm makes that imbalance clearer, because everything sounds alive while the relationship itself feels completely one-sided. There is something frustratingly cheerful about it, like it knows you are giving too much but still keeps asking you to dance. Through It All turns unrequited love into something you can stomp your feet to, trying to keep you moving when someone else refuses to move with you.
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Figuring out my path while actively plotting ten others. Serious about my dreams with somewhat chaotic ambition. Will do anything for cats.
