Money, Material, Matters is Alutepena Hughes-John’s Single Out Now
Good Day Noir Family,
Alutepena Hughes-John’s latest single, “Money, Material, Matters,” is a blend of relatable lyrics, infectious rhythm, and a touch of acoustic charm that makes it an instant earworm.
Money, Material, Matters is Alutepena Hughes-John’s Single Out Now
The song grabs you by the hand right away and takes you on a journey through the complexities of money and its impact on relationships.
The lyrics are refreshingly direct, addressing the often-taboo topic of money in relationships with honesty and vulnerability.
Hughes-John’s voice is powerful and emotive, perfectly conveying the message that money, while important, should not be the foundation of a relationship.
The song’s catchy rhythm and melody make it hard to resist dancing along, even as you ponder the deeper meaning of the lyrics.
The addition of the ukulele adds a touch of acoustic charm to the song, reminiscent of R.E.M.’s “Losing My Religion.”
While the two songs are vastly different in terms of theme and atmosphere, they share a similar sonic quality that makes them both equally captivating.
“Money, Material, Matters” is a must-listen for anyone who has ever struggled with the role of money in their relationships.
It’s a thought-provoking anthem that encourages open communication, understanding, and a renewed appreciation for the true value of love and companionship.
Money, Material, Matters is Alutepena Hughes-John’s Single Out Now!
Thought-Provoking!
“Is having money and material possessions all that matters – and is life worth nothing if you do not have it all?” This is the question that opens up the song ‘Money, Material, Matters’ and indeed the song idea related to a situation between myself and an ex boyfriend. We were together for a few years but every Sunday, it was the same routine. He’d get out a blank A4 sheet of paper, drew a line down the middle with two columns. He wanted to discuss figures, he wanted to discuss outgoings and he definitely wanted me to contribute 50% towards all the day to day bills and shopping. It didn’t matter whether he was bringing in almost three times the amount of money that I earned. It didn’t cut any ice, it’s 50 : 50 all the way. Many Sundays, it felt as if I was going out with an Accountant and not (what I had thought) a ‘loving relationship'” Looking back on that relationship from all those years back and indeed, from a previous one to that one, Pena came to the conclusion, that many people have a very high regard for money, the material items they can get and how having money matters in order to survive.
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