Isle of Wight singer-songwriter Amy Jolliffe has released her latest single, Love Is.
The Platform One musician embraced the season of love by debuting the track last Friday, on Valentine's Day.
Love Is was written about romantic posts on social media and Amy took inspiration from the 1960s folk music scene.
Produced by Dan Ashdown, who also contributed electric guitar to the song, Love Is features Joe Thompson on guitar, Tré Crossley-Brook on bass and Matt Whillier on drums.
It was recorded at Platform One and Empire Sound in Newport.
Speaking about her latest single, Amy said:
"I have put so much work into this song and I hope you love it as much as I do!"
In May 2024, Amy released Bud Tree, a song inspired by her hometown of Ryde.
In January of the same year, she met popstar Olivia Rodrigo, one of her heroes, in a pub in Yarmouth.
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