"Never Enough" is a song by New Zealand band

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, released as the fourth single from their third album ''

'' in December 2019.

Background and composition

"Never Enough" was one of the songs written for the 2019 ''Six60'' album sessions that attempted to take Six60's sound and transcend barriers in music between people. Guitarist Ji Fraser felt that the song was "a really beautiful-sounding forward step for us".

Release and promotion

The song was released as a single in December 2019 before the start of their 2020 Six60 Saturdays tour. A music video for the song was released in early January 2020.

Critical reception

Layla Bohm of ''Riff Magazine'' praised the song's "catchy pop feel", the "universal appeal of this single's lyrical content", and Walters' falsetto vocals. Iz Indelicato of ''Echo'' likened the song to the works of American band

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, feeling that the song was "catchy, complex, and fun", but was unimpressed with the music video for the track.

Credits and personnel

Credits adapted from

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. *Ron Blake – flugelhorn, trumpet *Matt Chamberlain – drums *Ji Fraser – guitar *Marlon Gerbes – guitar, keyboards, songwriting *Tom Luer – saxophone *Chris Mac – bass guitar *

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– production, engineerm songwriting *Manny Marroquin – mixer *Eli Paewai – drums *Paul Phamous – songwriting *Francisco Torres – trombone *Matiu Walters – songwriting, vocals

Charts

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Certifications

References

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