Vancouver-based singer/songwriter The Vlade pairs a dynamic sound with poignant thematic resonance on the brand new album Convey Me to The Gentle. An emphasis on resilience, hope, and the ability of shared humanity lingers inside productions that span from rock ardency to jazzy suaveness. “It’s been unbelievable to see how music can create these emotional connections throughout borders,” says The Vlade, who notes that the album’s title monitor has resonated with listeners in Ukraine, particularly.
“Convey Me to the Gentle” opens the album with satisfying intrigue, melding twanging guitars and durable acoustics amidst an introspective vocal. “Your love will set me free,” they name out, traversing seamlessly right into a title-referencing name to “take me again,” as soulfully melodic vocal harmonizing stirs beneath. A swing jazz nostalgia emerges thereafter, dazzling with its crawling bass line, stately piano, and warming brass components; it doesn’t take lengthy for The Vlade to strut a dynamic enthrallment with this incredible opening monitor, melding rock and jazz sophistication with fascinating ease.
The highlights don’t cease there. “Your smile units me free,” the vocals exude on “Practice to Delhi,” which bustles into soulful vocal expressions and an total sense of debonair attraction. A charismatic fusing of harmonica and twangy guitars envelop on the rollicking “It’s Not the Finish,” whereas the following “The Owls” is heartrending in pairing laid-back folks and synth-y soundscapes right into a rousing rock expanse. Convey Me to The Gentle is a rewardingly eclectic success from The Vlade.
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“Convey Me to the Gentle” and different tracks featured this month will be streamed on the updating Obscure Sound’s ‘Rising Singles’ Spotify playlist.
We found this launch through MusoSoup, as a part of the artist’s promotional marketing campaign.
