Christelle’s New Track Makes Us Wanting “Young Love” Forever

Here’s the perfect upbeat love song for your Valentine’s Day. The fiery chorus is incredibly catchy and the light-hearted melodies keep the vibes soft and sweet. The talented 21-year-old artist, Christelle, masters all the feel-good melodies in her latest hit. Her innate pull towards creating music started at a very young age as she was always surrounded by music, and took the time to practice playing the guitar, piano, and drums. Here’s a few words on “Young Love” from Christelle herself.
I tried creating everything I personally want out of a high on life and love single! Something fun and light-hearted that feels completely euphoric. I think wether it's to do with love or not, to me there have always been more pros than cons about staying young at heart. The single isn't saying that life is easy and everything is great all the time, but its saying that choosing to stay young at heart whilst making our way through life is something that's takes intentionality but is sooooo worth it
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