London based LGBTQ+ Artist, Sam Pearce, just dropped an empowering new track titled, “On & On”. The empowering new track is a dance anthem that has an empowering message behind it.

This new artist on the rise created the track with Denmark’s ultimate pop producer, Fred Miller. The track features hugely luscious synths and bass lines backed with strong beats to create a punchy uplifting perfect synth/dance pop song.

Writing about an old relationship, Sam delves into the anxiety that followed him around for years after he’d left his ex and how he could never shake off the hold that they had on him.

This song is his letter to the past showing that he is stronger than he thinks and that he will move on and be better for it all even though the emotions feel as if they go on and on and on… with a surprise gospel choir at the end to support him through this moment of inner strength.

“You’ll love ‘On & On’ if you agree with any of the following statements: You think Katy Perry & Sigrid have endless bops, You like to have a good moan about exes, You think guitars & synths are still cool, You believe that there’s always a section BEGGING for a gospel choir” Sam explains.

“I feel for so long, men have not been comfortable enough to express their emotions in a healthy way. They are told to stay strong and not let anyone see them cry, especially when it comes to relationships… But as a gay man, I’m used to not fitting the masculine mould.” Sam continued.

“On the surface this song is about my experience with a past relationship and how it took me years to find the inner strength to move on. But on a deeper level, I want men to see that it is ok to be vulnerable and that showing weakness is sometimes the strongest thing you can do. Guys had no problem singing power ballads in the 80’s so why can’t we be doing the same now in 2021!” Sam finishes.

To see what’s next from one of our favorite new artists, check out Sam Pearce on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. “On & On” is out now on all of your favorite music streaming platforms.