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Review: Jamie Button’s “Some Nights” – A song stitched from the fabric of mistakes made in love
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KiKi Skinner
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5 March 2026
Jamie Button’s new single “Some Nights” feels like opening a time capsule you didn’t know you buried but suddenly needed. The Scottish singer‑songwriter leans into a John Lennon-esque vocal presence, the kind...
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