Tag: Elegy by Sound Liberation

Prience Moore Finds Groove in the Grief on “I Should’ve Let You Go”

Seattle-based artist Prience Moore has released his new pop-soul single, "I Should've Let You Go." Moore, who pulls inspiration from a wide-ranging palette that spans classical composers like Beethoven to pop icons like George Michael and Babyface, is known for prioritizing raw personal experiences over imitation. https://open.spotify.com/track/4I5m1WOV1tZnIxhS7Wkc8W?si=9aJFemwVR_ivFSJZpXffrw The new track navigates the heavy, exhausting terrain of a broken relationship. Lyrically, Moore wrestles with the lingering resentment...

Irie Keef: Harmonizing Heritage, Vision, And Versatility In Third Single ‘Doudou’

Irie Keef, a vibrant new voice in the Afro-Caribbean music scene, has made an electrifying debut, fusing the energy of major music festivals from Miami to Jamaica into a unique auditory experience. Working closely with Dominican artist Nelly Stharre, Keef’s music ebbs and flows with the rhythm of the three languages she seamlessly blends French, Creole, and English. Drawing inspiration from the inimitable Staniski, Keef presents...

Listen Deep: Sound Liberation’s Complex “Elegy”

Sound Liberation’s “Elegy” isn’t so much an album as it is an unbolting of several sonic cages, letting the inhabitants mingle, argue, and eventually,...