Jay Putty – Big Big Dreams
Jay Putty’s uplifting and hopeful latest release, ‘Big Big Dreams’ is arguably one of the best ways to start your day. The folk pop track, with its bright melodies, broad strokes, and big vocals bring the theme to life. All of these features have a way of creating an expanse, a sense of largess and possibilities that awakens the optimist in the listener. It is most definitely anthemic. The narrative verses, alive with imagery and openness, leads to a grand singalong chorus that you can leap into. With acoustics that build into a grand climax, to a great life, where everything is joyful, and nothing is out of reach, the song wells up in your like a big, fat, abundant feeling. And you can bet that it’s going to transform the way you live out your day. Listen Now!
Siena Fantini – the loved
Journeying through Sienna Fantini’s EP, ‘what is it with me?’ is such a vulnerable experience. The collection is made so honestly, pouring so much of herself in it. That’s what makes it so special. Contained within the beautiful acoustics of her music, it makes the listener, going through the same thing, validated. The song, ‘the loved’, opens the EP. Blending the experiences of girlhood with finding yourself in love, relationships, and the growing pains that emerge from it, she weaves a track that is reflective. The universal questions that probably girls across the globe are asking themselves is so well addressed, and it just makes you feel less alone. It’s the perfect song to listen to if you’re feeling sad because the artist sees you in your melancholy and journeys with you. If you enjoy the style of Olivia Rodriguez, and Taylor Swift’s ‘folklore’ and ‘evermore’ you’re sure to love this.
fencah – daydream
fencah & RHAYN deliver a delightfully light and refreshing single with ‘daydream’. The alt folk single is the kind of song that slowly flows into the room, carries into the listener. With warm acoustics grounding and expanding, their vocals lift into dreamy spaces, almost ethereal. They wander and spread out with a surreal daze. Fencah’s is a sweet vocal line, reminding us of all things soft and tender. So effortless, these qualities find ways to slip inside us and soften us. And RHAYN’s backing baritones honor and support this. Like a comforting shadow, it flows along, creating enjoyable dimensions within the track. And just like that, both of them cast you in a daydream state of mind. A room lit with soft luminosity, that you can dissolve into and become a golden puddle of light. If you enjoy indie music that feels intimate and personal, you’ll absolutely love this.
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