Rocky Lorelei Shares A Dream Dressed Up As Reality
Next week, Rocky Lorelei will release a brand new album, and after reaching out to songwriter Rachel Taylor, they offered us an intimate glimpse at what’s in store when Bury My Face in a Flower is officially out into the world. Perhaps one of the great joys of listening to this project is the fragility that’s offered to listeners; the guitar and bass of this song seemingly tiptoe through the speakers, careful not to disturb the perfection of Taylor’s vocal work. Those vocals are almost whispers in this presentation, perhaps owing to thematic messaging of the tune wherein Rachel found herself “lost as a human and an artist in the monster of Capitalism,” and attempting to pull back and view the world with a bit of a hopeful lens. I love the nice little touch at the track’s end, so you’ll have to stay tuned to hear what I’m talking about. Bury My Face in a Flower is out next week via Rehberge Records.
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