Wrabel on the cover of his album, “these words are all for you.” (Photo from Nettwerk Music Group)
Musical artist Wrabel released his latest song “london” Aug. 30. The song is the latest release from his highly-anticipated LP album “these words are all for you,” dropping Sept. 24.
The song “london” was written describing Wrabel’s longing to return to London — a city that holds a special place in his heart.
“London will always be a second home to me. My first breakup happened there over the computer,” Wrabel said. “In that feeling that you’ll never love again, I met someone, fell in love again in a cold winter in London. When we broke up, I found myself wanting to go back, wanting to walk the same streets where we met — that so close but so far away feeling.”
Wrabel has found great success in his last four EPs — earning up to 265 million listens from streaming platforms — and his song “The Village” has become an anthem to the LGBTQ community.
Wrabel has co-written alongside a number of famous mainstream artists like: Kesha, Louis Tomlinson, the Backstreet Boys, Ellie Goulding and many other successful artists. Wrabel is currently on the last leg of his “the nothing but the piano tour,” with stops in Vienna, Virginia and New York City before closing the tour with an album release show in Los Angeles.
Watch the lyric video for “london” below.
