Mister Co. Release Feel-Good Banger ‘Make You Feel Alright’

Following the success of their debut single, the sequel from eclectic husband duo, Mister Co is the next feel-good love track for everybody to enjoy.

Written to lift you up when you are feeling down, this funky and flirty sophomore single is the track to put on your speaker whilst enjoying a romantic dinner in. Bringing together their retro, blues and soul influences, this song will ensure to put a smile on your face while tapping your feet to the beat.

“We started writing ‘Make You Feel Alright’ during lockdown as an attempt to lift each other up and bring each other joy. Lyrically the song follows the simple desire to bring your partner satisfaction, physically, mentally and emotionally, a behind closed doors sense of flirt,” - Mister Co.

The single follows their debut release, ‘Tonight,’ which received worldwide praise from both radio and editorial. The December release surpassed 45,000 streams in under 2 months of release, has featured on over 200 playlists worldwide (including Romantic Songs, Love Songs (120k likes) and pop songs to make you smile (11k likes) and has played on radio stations all around the world including Melbourne LGBTIQA+ radio station JOY FM.

Mister Co. is the amalgamation of two passionate musicians and producers, Connor and Oscar Absolum. A genre blended musical duo, Mister Co brings Oscar's big band and musical theatre influences together with Connor's love of anthem rock, soul and pop. Although the pair have worked on countless musical projects with various artists both on stage and in the studio, the pair only decided to begin their songwriting career as a duo after their April wedding.

‘Make You Feel Alright’ was once again co-produced by Dominik Harold from Protonaut Studios and is set to appear on the pair’s debut album which is due for release in October. Titled ‘On This Journey,’ the album is said to feature a collection of stories that tells a story of their journey together from high school to the stage to their union as husbands.