Ollie - Cold Feet

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{chorus}:
Cold feet
Would you love me if you knew what i know?
Lonely
Another drive in a silverado
Poor me
I guess i like to take shots with decisions;
Think the past got me scarred to commitment
Come help me out (yeah)

Got cold feet
Would you love me if you knew what i know?
Lonely
Another drive in a silverado
Poor me
I guess i like to take shots with decisions;
Think the past got me scarred to commitment
Come help me out

{verse 1}:
Your hands on my neck likе lightning
Swear i wouldn't fall hard, i’m fighting
Second thoughts when thе sun stop rising
You should know, you should know
That i ain't tryna take this out on you
Revving down the wheels on something new
Stuck with all this baggage i can't lose
So if you ain’t gon' drink, i'll drink for two
I got

{chorus}:
Cold feet
Would you love me if you knew what i know?
Lonely
Another drive in a silverado
Poor me
I guess i like to take shots with decisions;
Think the past got me scarred to commitment
Come help me out

{verse 2}:
I hate change, that's true
Try and hope that it comes through
It's tough keeping both eyes off you
It's not your fault i missed mine
And i know you could have an atomy in a minute
Someone gon steal your heart, ‘cause i didn't
Falling but i'm holding back, i got limits
Just too fast, it’s just too fast
I got

{chorus}:
Cold feet
Would you love me if you knew what i know?
Lonely
Another drive in a silverado
Poor me
I guess i like to take shots with decisions;
Think the past got me scarred to commitment
Come help me out (yeah)

Release Date: June 27, 2024

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Born on December 11, 1995, in Port Dover, Ontario, Ollie first emerged on the hip-hop scene after a life-changing car accident sparked an awakening, leading him to leave his athletic dreams behind and drop out of university.

It was music that Ollie turned to as a form of therapy. Music was always one of his passions, but not something he seriously pursued until coming face-to-face with death. Ollie shifted his focus to creating dynamic deliveries and engaging lyricism to reflect his experiences — including those concerning overcoming obstacles, facing adversity, and being proud of who you are. This path led him to become the person he is today – an artist inspiring others using the mantra, “More Than Music.”

Pulling inspiration from hip-hop/r&b, pop, rock and country, the latter of which serving as a representation of his small town upbringing, Ollie’s music presents itself as a unique catalog of sounds and cadences. Moreover, Ollie’s skillset highlights his ability to adapt to different genres effortlessly, creating a series of lyrical paintings that are not only captivating but relatable.

“I started off being heavily influenced by hip-hop, and as time went by, I learned to appreciate a lot more music. When I began exploring different genres, my music and sound started to take form. I found my voice,” notes the Toronto-based artist.

Early in his career, Ollie was heavily involved in the YouTube community. At the age of 16, he opened his first YouTube channel and began uploading gameplay commentaries. This eventually drove him to create a music channel where he would promote the sounds of up-and-coming artists. Ollie’s desire to promote other undiscovered talents only further inspired him to begin releasing his own music under an alias that took form from his father’s childhood nickname. He began, writing, recording and releasing these songs, quickly getting featured on videos of popular gamers and personalities, building awareness around Ollie in the YouTube community. This subsequently translated to over 22K subscribers on YouTube, and over 550K monthly listeners on Spotify. In turn, this created an unbreakable bond between an artist and his constantly growing fanbase.

With a focused vision and a clear message behind his music, Ollie is setting a promising foundation for the years to come.

“I get a lot of messages and comments from people talking about how a certain song was able to impact their life, or how they found a form of comfort through my words,” he explains. “I try and spend as much time as I can every day talking with my fans one-on-one, not just about my music, but on a personal level, something ‘More Than Music’.”