Louise Carver releases acoustic single ahead of ‘Dark Secrets’ tour

What would Valentine’s Day be without Louise Carver’s soulful voice?

The acclaimed singer just released the acoustic version of her song Nothing Feels Good Without You” and will be going on tour.

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LOUISE CARVER: THE PERFECT VALENTINE’S DAY SONG

Just in time for the day of love, Louise Carver is gearing up for her Dark Secrets Garden Route Tour with the release of the acoustic version of her hit single Nothing Feels Good Without You.

The new acoustic version, originally taken from her current studio album, Dark Secrets, is a sexy stripped-down version which brings new depth to the already sultry sound of the single. The minimalist delivery puts the focus on Carver’s impressive and extensive vocal range.

The track boasts a sensual and soulful feel, perfectly fitting the theme: The desire and excitement experienced when finding that special person.

In short…It’s the perfect soundtrack for Valentine’s Day romance.

“The song is about the thrill of falling in love. Everything is new and exciting. You talk all night, drink too much wine, but feel energised by getting to know this person intimately…pure bliss,” Carver explained the inspiration behind the song.

The track flawlessly showcase her incredible song-writing and vocal skills.

WATCH: ‘Nothing Feels Good Without You’ (Acoustic Version) live performance

‘Dark Secrets’ along the Garden Route: Where and when

Fans along the Garden Route will be excited to hear that Louise Carver will be heading their way this Valentines!

• Tuesday 14 February – Sky Villa Boutique Hotel, Plettenberg Bay
• Thursday 16 February – Blend Country Restaurant, Knysna (presented by Better Live)
• Friday 17 February – The Music Kitchen, Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth)
• Saturday 18 February – ReedValley, Mossel Bay
• Sunday 19 February – St Francis Brewery, St Francis Bay

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