Tag: Female Vocals

  • Catherine Elms “Frustrations”

    Catherine Elms “Frustrations”

    “My songs are dark, fierce, introspective – written from my experiences as a queer woman, a feminist, a person with mental illness, and an introverted indie musician. I write about fighting to improve a world that wasn’t built for us, losing (and re-finding) yourself in toxic love, being a messy weirdo in an industry that…

  • A. B. Violet – “EQUINOX”

    A. B. Violet – “EQUINOX”

    All my tracks are a little insight into my story and mental health matters. Music inspires me, generally: I think it can be so powerful, but it’s more about what motivates me, rather than inspires. I always hope that with each track, someone can relate in some way, feel like they’re not alone, that their story matters and are encouraged…

  • Wild Fire “Like Home”

    Wild Fire “Like Home”

    “Like Home” tells the struggles and untold truths long distance couples have to face, highlighting the hard decision and trial that is determining if the feelings are strong enough to make the hundred or thousands of miles feel like little to no problem.

  • Class Vee’s new single “Love Resides”

    Class Vee’s new single “Love Resides”

    “I love writing about real things, things people experience, go through good or bad. I like to put it in a way where people can say “yes, I’ve been there” or “that’s exactly how I feel.” I like to get to the heart of it all, through the music and lyrics”. Class Vee

  • AINSLEY COSTELLO – “LITTLE SISTER”

    AINSLEY COSTELLO – “LITTLE SISTER”

    “We all have someone in our lives, whether it’s a sibling figure or even just a role model that we look up to. I see it all the time in myself and my friends, the extremely negative loop we create in our heads that we will never and can never live up to the impossible…

  • Angelina Luzi “Life”

    Angelina Luzi “Life”

    “Life’ is a song written in lockdown when my usual rushed routine triangle of home – rail station – work stopped suddenly. I soon realised that by taking new random walks in my neighborhood I would discover a magical forest just 10 minutes away from home. Suddenly I felt thrown into a parallel reality, as…

  • Sharl “That Girl”

    Sharl “That Girl”

    “When I saw it, at first, I thought that’s great! I definitely want to be ‘That Girl’! The activities are mostly positive, healthy things to do. However, on closer inspection, it’s a movement that promotes an unrealistic level of perfection, and no one can be perfect all the time. So then I thought: whatever, I’m…

  • Frances Hope “Stay”

    Frances Hope “Stay”

    “I needed to voice the reason we decide to stay in those situations,” Frances began, “so others healing from the same type of heartbreak can take solace in the fact that they are not alone. Stay is a letter to those needing to forgive themselves for what they experienced, and recognizing healing is non-linear and…

  • Mia Mormino “Alternate Reality”

    Mia Mormino “Alternate Reality”

    “This song is about my tendency to disassociate when my life here on earth gets to be too much,” Mia opens up with, confirming the message the song is carrying. “Instead of handling my problems, I create alternate realities to temporarily escape to. I’ve now learned that this way of coping isn’t the healthiest but…

  • Winnie Ama “Here I Go”

    Winnie Ama “Here I Go”

    Smooth catchy sound, strong lyrics, and a great singing voice – this song has it all! A must for anyone who loves soulful singing and alt-pop music with genre-crossing influences.

  • Wild Fire “What If We Never Met”

    Wild Fire “What If We Never Met”

    “The truth is, we are fooling ourselves. We should never waste precious time on someone who we have to constantly cater to. It’s ok to let go of relationships that do not add value to our lives. Just know that greater things are in store.”  Wild Fire

  • Yana “Reach Out”

    Yana “Reach Out”

    Her newest single takes on the topic that’s becoming more important than ever – the importance of having someone to talk to. That’s why the single is titled “Reach Out”, serving as a call to find someone to share your troubles with. The song’s guitar playing and reverb make the atmosphere feel damp as if…