In the live version below, the crowd are clapping and whooping along before the song even starts. He earns himself a writing credit alongside Steve Robson and Claude Kelly and is the sort of track you might expect to hear at a Nile Rogers show. This song also demonstrates Olly Murs’ growing confidence as a recording artist.
It’s difficult not to start moving in the bridge when he sings ‘Tell me you don’t…’ It should definitely feature in your next exercise playlist.Īgain, the song has the sound of a single and features one of the strongest choruses on the entire album. Even the most reluctant of gym-goers would break a sweat when listening to this track. It is a real head-nodder of a song, with the chorus sounding ready-made to occupy the Heart FM playlist for decades to come. The lyrics flirt between provactive and uninspiring but the beat of the hook is irresistible. This song has radio-friendly production, with funky electric guitars that are reminiscent of Bruno Mars or One Direction. Hey You Beautiful from Olly Murs’ third album Right Place, Right Time has a distinctly mature sound. He struts around the stage in carefully choreographed movements, with the final chorus of the song packing a serious punch and delighting the live crowd. Swooning into the microphone, Murs demonstrates the confidence he became famous for during his X Factor run. This is best demonstrated in a live performance from Olly’s first tour. It hits all the right notes for an act who has come to symbolise unashamed pop fun. Written by Adam Argyle and Martin Brammer, the song is pitch perfect for the intended audience of a post X Factor artist. Unique lyrics about Robert De Niro are what make this a top pop song and not simply first-album filler-fodder. The chorus is proper catchy, toe-tapping pop gold. It says a lot about the album that this track was never released as a single. I Blame Hollywood features on a strong debut album where Olly needed to quickly find his feet as a recording artist. Which is exactly the sort of character Murs presented himself as during his X Factor stint. They paint a picture of Murs swaggering down the street singing and swinging from lampposts. I Blame Hollywood is a song from Olly Murs’ self-titled debut album. These are songs that the average fan may not be familiar with but should be looking to add to their playlist immediately. List and Listen have compiled the 5 best Olly Murs songs that were never released as singles. He has released more than his fair-share of radio-friendly pop hits over the last ten years and most people will be familiar with tracks like Troublemaker and Wrapped Up. In 2018, not even a decade into his career, Murs released a double album which included a selection of Greatest Hits. The former runner up has released six albums and twenty-four singles to date, including four number ones. Olly Murs has become one of the most successful X Factor contestants ever.
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