Paolo Nutini - Lose It (Live In The Bittersweet)

Paolo Nutini - Lose It performed Live in the Bittersweet

Lose It is taken from Paolo Nutini's fourth studio album ‘Last Night in the Bittersweet' released in 2022, which features the singles 'Through The Echoes, 'Lose It, 'Shine A Light’, ‘Acid Eyes’ & 'Petrified In Love'.

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Credits:
Director: Balan Evans
Producer: Jack Bradley
EP: Sam Holmes
Production Company: OB Management
Commissioner: Kim Jarrett
Director’s Rep: Sam Davey & Polly Millner @ OB
DoP: Adam Barnett
1st AD: Alasdair Copland
DIT: William Gardner
Grip: Dean Zimarakis
MUA: Sofia Paradis
MUA Assistant: Oldie Christal Mbani
Editor: Steve Shaw
Colourist: Alex Gregory @ No.8 London
VFX: Jakob Thorhallsson

Management: Mike Bawden
Management: Joe Munns

Produced & Mixed by Dani Castelar. Engineers : Ben Findlay, Chris Parker & Sarah Meyz
Monitor Engineer: Aaron Sayers
Guitar Tech: Malky Stevenson
Tour Manager: Paul Bond

Guitar, vocals - Gavin Fitzjohn
Bass, vocals - Mick McDaid
Drums - John Blease
Guitar - Jordi Vidal Fuster
Piano, keyboards - Donato Di Trapani
Guitar, keyboards, vocals - Rich Thomas
Monitor engineer - Femi Bello

About Paolo Nutini:
Paolo Nutini is a soul-influenced alternative singer-songwriter from Paisley, Scotland. Raised in a music-loving family, he grew up listening to a range of folk, opera, jazz, and his father's R&B favourites. Nutini's debut album, These Streets, released in 2006 achieved double-platinum status and sent the four singles 'Last Request', 'Jenny Don't Be Hasty', 'Rewind' and 'New Shoes' into the Top 40. His catalogue also boasts the 2009 Ivor Novello winning album 'Sunny Side Up' as well as 2014 album 'Caustic Love' which produced the hit singles 'Candy', 'Pencil Full of Lead', 'Scream (Funk My Life Up), 'Let Me Down Easy' and 'Iron Sky'.

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[smashingblouse]

My favourite singer's back, I'm actually in tears

[shellybolt]

This couldn’t have come at a better time. Thank you Paolo Nutini for coming back for us! We love you and will always support you!

[mattd]

I was 17yrs old in 2006 when Paolo released his debut album "These streets". Now 33 with two daughters aged 4 & 3 who also absolutely love Paolo.

[MarciMasala]

Paolo having a little AC/DC moment and I'm here for it.

[Liisa]

Now THIS is interesting. A looong warm-up intro that makes you expect Nutini to switch on to his intense gear. And it happens. The band also gives some very modern, almost progressive rock type of playing, with electronic elements. Indentifiable as Nutini material, but fresh and exciting too. The soulful raspiness is there, but in a new sonic landscape. Can't wait to hear more.

[tammy]

This is the nuts, wow, wow, wow, love it!

[lauracortina]

Lose it, lose it for a little while!!!

[oxsila]

The sound engineer for this live video was ON POINT. Crystal clear through my speakers.

[BarbaraNitsche]

This song struck a chord with me immediately ➖➖❗‼

[carloschavezsayago]

The raspineness in his voice is absolutely something else. I really missed this man and his music.
By far my all time favourite artist 👐🏻

[BarbaraNitsche]

🔹🔹I´M SILL STUCK ON THIS ALBUM 🔹WHAT A PLEASURE 💙💛💙💛💙

[Atom-]

Wow, I watched Later with Jools Holland at the weekend and having seen this song played live by Paolo Nutini ( who I hadn’t heard of before) I was so impressed with it, that I looked him up on YouTube and consequently, spent most of Sunday discovering his back catalogue, what a revalation that was.
I grew up in the 60s, with ALL, of the fantastic sounds that were on the airwaves and on our TV screens, my older sister, got to see many of the bands live, at a local venue, I couldn’t wait to see her the next day, to ask her about it all. In the late 60s, as a teenager, I got to dance to Motown and Staxx plus other hits that were in the charts, including psychedelic songs from UK greats, who went on to create some of the most incredible albums during the so called Golden era of the 70s. By that time I was working and could go and see these bands play their music, spent my wages on albums and concert tickets, plus a few substances like dope, acid etc, which all enhances the experience of listening to good music. The young generation, from those times are so blessed, we were there when, it came to us first hand and now we can see it all again, here on YouTube, just blessed. No matter how old you are, music keeps you young at heart and during your darkest days, can make life worth living.
I am really glad, to have discovered the incredible talent of Paolo Nutini, a humble chap, with an ear and feel for great music and song writing.
Love the new album.

[erlingoskarkristjansson]

I just love how he absolutely loses it for a little while from 3:36 to 4:36.

This song is an absolute masterpiece, and this live version here is even better than the album version!

I am a longtime fan of Paolo. Yet, I imagine that being a professional musician can take its toll on a person. Therefore I was actually glad when he took a break, because I assumed that he needed it and I hoped that this would be the best for him as a person. Now I am even happier to see that he's back and better than ever. I hope he is doing well.

[vissiacatena]

Voce meravigliosa, un bravissimo artista❤

[shewho]

I was partying in my room at 9am and my babies think I’m crazy.
But this is ⚡️❤️‍🔥⚡️

[malcolmi]

Just watched a video with you and Ed Sheeran. No disrespect to him, I have never watched one of his videos. I only watched it because you were on it. Please keep blessing the world with your voice, it's World Class!

[sunshinecity]

Loving the 70s rock vibe to the track.

[shauna]

My favorite artist. I think Last Night In The Bittersweet is the best one yet.

[PocketsofPreservationTN]

Everything's going to hell, but at least Paolo is back!! 🧡 Love from Tennessee!

[veronicahammond]

Absolutely love Paolo Nutini, his new album is fantastic, can’t stop listening to it!!!