The Grand Hustle, which came out on November 4th, is the ultimate comeback story. You live, you learn and you fight for what you want. This, the second album from singer/songwriter Nuela Charles, is the culmination of four very transformative years of discovery, love, loss and recovery.
“Fever” was written out of a moment of frustration, and sometimes out of frustration we run. We run away from something, or we run to something. We are overcome with a feeling that we can’t shake, until we get to where we want to be. The video represents us all. We’re all different but at the end of the day, we’re all the same. With the direction of Steven Hope, we were able to capture a sense of urgency, emotion and togetherness, which I feel like is needed now more than ever.”
Her previous single “Crumbling Down”has been holding strong on the CBC Radio2 Top 20 for the past 7 weeks. Follow Nuela Chalres on Facebook and on Twitter @nuelacharles.
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