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Australian Pop Star Vanessa Amorosi Returns To Gospel Roots

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Australian pop star Vanessa Amorosi has always had a deep-rooted love for gospel music, a passion that shines through in her latest album 'Memphis Love.' In a recent interview, Amorosi shared her journey back to her musical roots, expressing her joy in returning to what initially sparked her creativity.

The focus track of her album, 'Lift Us Up,' showcases Amorosi's uplifting sound and features a collaboration with the Tennessee Mass Choir from Memphis. The powerful harmonies and emotional depth of the song reflect her desire to create music that resonates with listeners on a profound level.

Despite facing personal challenges, including a public legal battle with her mother, Amorosi remains focused on positivity and growth. She emphasizes the importance of embracing happiness and moving forward, even in the face of adversity.

Working closely with music legend Dave Stewart has been a transformative experience for Amorosi, who credits him with expanding her musical horizons and encouraging her to break free from traditional constraints. This newfound creative freedom has allowed her to explore a blend of R&B, soul, rock, and gospel influences in her music.

Amorosi's evolution as an artist is evident in her willingness to delve into more soulful and honest songwriting. She acknowledges the difference between pop music's structured formula and the expressive freedom found in gospel and soul genres, where authenticity and emotion take precedence.

Reflecting on her musical journey, Amorosi expresses a newfound sense of connection with her audience and a desire to engage with them on a deeper level. Her growth as a vocalist and songwriter is a testament to her evolving artistry and her commitment to creating music that is both meaningful and soul-stirring.

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