Selyra

While I was working at Marshalls in December, I heard a song coming on the 'radio' that I tried to figure out, but couldn't. Marshalls is a department store, so hearing lyrics over the radio as it's played through the whole store is a little difficult, and it didn't help that the singer was quiet.

I did manage to catch some lyrics, but a search of these lyrics proved to lead nowhere. The lyrics I'm pretty sure I heard were 'step into the hallway'. It may have been a recent song, but I'm not too sure if Marshalls was tuned into a real radio station or not. It would play Christmas music the closer it got to Christmas, and periodically chime in with the TJX Rewards Credit Card propaganda frequently.

The voice may have been a little on the ambiguous side, similar to Passenger. That, or it was more like a young male country singer without the southern accent or country-styled song. Just the voice is what I'm talking about.

I know this all seems vague, but I have some helpful summaries: May be a 'hit song' released in the last few years, most likely a male singer, slow-paced song, 'step out into the hallway' as possible lyrics, and the strings in this mystery song sound a lot like the beginning of Let Her Go by Passenger(but I think it was even slower-paced than Let Her Go).

EDIT: Another helpful hint I could add is that the song didn't seem to have a particularly happy or sad feel to it. It appeared to be rather mellow. And the vocals and string notes seemed to follow the same rhythm/chord progression at the same time.