franxie – Nobody’s Home
franxie is a singer-songwriter and alt folk artist. Her soundscapes are marked by vocal clarity and lyrical weight. In her latest release, ‘Nobody’s Home’, the artist contemplates loneliness and dark spaces with such vacant simplicity. There’s no dressing up the emotions or making it more than it is. It is a vulnerable expression, honest and clean. The song is detailed with mellow guitar acoustics. And within its soft pool, her vocals take form, fluid and free. As she makes sense of the feeling, she opens up beautiful metaphors for the listener to flow through. Despite its softness, it’s substantial and significant. You feel it all. If you like artists like Billie Eilish and Phoebe Bridgers, you’re sure to enjoy the vocal craft of this artist.
Aria – On My Mind (Acoustic Version)
Aria is a singer-songwriter and a beautiful vocalist. The worlds and emotions that they are able to hold and express with vocals is impressive. It’s their instrument and they employ it so beautifully. Aria’s latest release is ‘On My Mind (Acoustic Version)’. This version is beautiful because it celebrates the vocals, gives it center stage. With a minimal guitar acoustic line, Aria lets their vocals open up worlds of emotion. Tinged with blues in a way that is reminiscent of Amy Winehouse and Adele, the artist lets it all fall into the song. It’s a song about falling in love. And the vocals seem to be crafted with the curves, quirks, and the spirit of the person that they’re falling for. You can probably trace it out of there.
Barney Goodall – City Wanderings
Barney Goodall’s ‘City Wanderings’ is for the nights you feel bittersweet. The song explores the feeling of falling in love with the aching melancholy of losing them. As his vocals wander across the landscape of this complex emotion, it seems to liquify and flow into the atmosphere. His voice is dazed, seemingly lost in a world of his own making. A headspace that you can share in when you feel like you might need it. The instrumentals have a vivid feel, a pleasing contrast to the warm and husky baritones of Barney. The neoclassicals, classic rock beat lines, and the immersive resonance of them all makes for such a deep and evocative climax. Listen Now!
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