"Show me what you're made of" by Natalie McCool

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The uber-talented and always fantastic Natalie McCool comes to Wolf in a Suit once more with "Show me what you're made of". With this exquisite blend of melodies and lyrics, she gives life to a world so human, so raw and so relatable from start to end. Her voice understood the task and delivers passionate moments that grab a hold of your heart and soul as the verses come alive from the moment you press play. This song has all the right ingredients to become a hit and an absolute fan-favorite.

"Show me what you're made of" is a cathartic and freeing soundscape that manages to really hit home for the artist and the listeners. There's something quite special about this song that sets a fire inside you and keeps it burning from start to end. Listen closely and fall prey to the electrifying and intoxicating touch of this contemporary must-listen gem. Enjoy!

This song came from the Memory Girl project; a call out for fans’ memories which I used as inspiration for a collection of new songs including my last single Memory Girl, released as my album’s title track.

‘Show Me What You’re Made Of’ was not written with any specific memory in mind, but it’s rather a reaction to those fan memories I collated that in turn made me think about my own life and experiences up to date. I consider this song as coming full circle to the whole album process.

This song is angrier, more frustrated and defensive, it’s looking at your life choices and all the versions of yourself that have existed, and the things you did or didn’t do that have led to the current version.

I wanted to reflect all of this in the artwork, so the single cover is me at 17 in my first band, just starting out on my musical journey, full of ideas and hope and young naivety!

The track’s whole end section for me is a massive emotional kick off, it’s cathartic and frustrated in equal measure and just builds and builds into this crash of an outro: “Show me what you’re made of - if only I could…”
Natalie McCool