A country-pop artist from Far North Queensland, Anais Campbell returns from a brief hiatus with her newest song exploring the solo journey musicians often take with their creative pursuits.<\/span><\/p>\n Almost a year since her previous release (the single, ‘Back To Me’), Campbell’s latest offering is titled ‘Small Things Everyday’ and explores wearing someone else’s shoes and shouldering the opinions of others \u2013 an experience that shaped Campbell’s early days as an emerging musician in the country music scene.<\/p>\n A rich, rustic acoustic guitar riff twangs to life, its energy instantly vibrant drawing you in as Anais’ clear, emotive vocals add a passion that’s tangible.<\/p>\n The song’s pop-country tones lean more towards the pop spectrum (think Noah Cyrus, Kelsea Ballerini), but that earnest quality of country music shines through via a slide guitar as the rhythm continues to glide along, like a cantering horse enjoying the open plains.<\/p>\n It’s equally mediative as is its fierce potency, Anais singing about pursuing long-term goals while remaining staunch when others question your career path. “What if I did, what if I do, doesn’t make sense to you. . . doesn’t have to,” the Cairns artist coos fondly.<\/p>\n “It’s an anthem for those who believe in who they are and what they offer, achieving their goals through small things every day,” Campbell says.<\/p>\n Ahead of the song’s release tomorrow (27 February), today scenestr is delighted to premiere ‘Small Things Everyday’. Enjoy.<\/p>\n