Muse Chronicle

London N1 native and singer-songwriter Tom Minor, who was raised in Finland and Sweden, writes songs that exhibit his considerable skill. md Minor, formerly known as Miner, lives between the bustling music cultures of London and Helsinki. He has previously negotiated the underbelly of entertainment and various professions in cities all over the globe, from London to New Zealand.

“Tom Minor’s “It’s Easy to Play Hearts” is a complex masterwork full of raw, human feelings.”

Tom Minor’s “It’s Easy to Play Hearts” is like stepping into a time machine programmed to take you back to the golden age of rock and pop, complete with a dash of modern excitement. You’ll feel like you’re floating through the air at the song’s buoyant pace while being serenaded by wistful guitar melodies. Tom’s singing is the song’s driving force. He sings with all his heart, infusing the song with emotion. It’s a sing-along from the get-go, complete with rhythmic head nodding. Like the ups and downs of a relationship, the song is full of unexpected twists and turns. Some lines include: “It’s easy to play hearts, to cheat at patience,” which is a perfect example of how the song captures the complex feelings of grief. One of my favourite parts of the song is the second chorus, which increases the intensity even higher.

This tune will forever alter your creative self. Have fun listening to “It’s Easy to Play Hearts” by Tom Minor and catch the muse down here.