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In celebration of Pride Month, Irish singer/songwriter Robert O’Connor has premiered his new single «Save You» on LGBTQ Music Chart.
The thundering trance anthem, produced by Gareth Shortland, who has recently remixed tracks for LGBTQ favourites Steps, as well as Will Young, can now be heard in full only on LGBTQ Music Chart.
Robert has scored five Top 5 placing on the LGBTQ Music Chart, starting with his number one «No Second Chances», and following with «River» (#2), «Older ‘20» (#3), «Destination Anywhere» (#4) and «Too Late» (#5).
Robert commented: «Instead of premiering this single on a commercial radio station, it made sense to me to give it first to the community that has shown me so much support over the last few years, this one’s for you!».
When Robert contacted us about an exclusive premier of «Save You», I said yes right away on behalf of LGBTQ Music Chart. He has been there from the start in 2018 and since he has been regularly on our chart.
«Save You» is released on June 25 on all major streaming platforms. You can pre-order it at Band Camp and pre-save it on Spotify.
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