Inside the session, Courtney pairs brass and gospel with a fearless lead as ‘Little Miss Jagged’ lands September 12.
Step into the anatomy of ‘All The Love (Money Can Buy)’ and the craft is easy to hear. Courtney Hadwin frames the single around a voice that commands attention, then surrounds it with textures built for lift. A jubilant brass section brightens the rhythm, gospel style backing vocals turn the refrain into a celebration, and the whole arrangement clears space for a fearless lead to soar.
The release arrives during a rapid rise. Across TikTok, Instagram and Facebook, she now counts more than a million followers on each platform, a reflection of how her sound speaks to different ages at once. She pairs youthful nerve with the warmth of soul tradition, evoking Janis Joplin, Aretha Franklin and Tina Turner without ever copying their playbook.
Courtney says, “All the love (money can buy) was one of my favourite songs to write cause it’s just a big f*ck you song that you can shout in the car!!” It was one of them songs that just needed to be wrote instead of said!” 
The song took shape with producer Kevin Bowe, whose work with Etta James and Joe Cocker resonates with the track’s palette. It follows a string of releases that demonstrate range while staying centered. ‘Spellbound’, ‘You Only Love Me When I Lie’, ‘D.N.A.’ and ‘Die And Stay Pretty’ move between funk, soul, pop punk and Motown. No matter the backdrop, the lead vocal stays unmistakable.
All of this builds toward ‘Little Miss Jagged’ on September 12. The album promises cohesion not by narrowing influences but by anchoring them to a singular voice and a steady creative bond with Bowe. As a preview, ‘All The Love (Money Can Buy)’ is both studio showcase and statement of intent, a modern spark dressed in classic colors.
