From the second Brynn Hulls opens the aural heavens along with her newest single, Skies, you’re swept up in an environment that feels nearly sacred in its emotional weight. There’s one thing inherently liberating in the way in which Hulls builds her sonic panoramas, inviting you to pause beneath the radiant haze and breathe within the cool luminescence of her association. The monitor’s non-lexical vocals work as a deeply stirring thematic pressure, making it abundantly clear that Hulls is greater than only a songwriter—she’s a temper architect, crafting catharsis from the ether and letting listeners lay themselves down inside it.
Each concord drifts with an otherworldly presence; Hulls’ voice feels as if it’s been plucked from a unique dimension altogether, bending round diaphanous, swanky piano keys and lifting the track into romantic, dreamy alt-indie-pop territory. What separates Skies from so many others is the refusal to kowtow to transient traits; as an alternative, you get flashes of Latin aptitude and neo-classical touches, elevating the soundscape above any semblance of the anticipated.
As a Newcastle-based artist, Hulls has created a status for her stripped-back, soul-stirring strategy, weaving R&B, jazz and different influences into her songwriting whereas holding authenticity firmly on the centre. With Skies, she’s painted a sonic cloudburst of introspection and emotional launch—an invite to get misplaced, if just for a couple of minutes, within the clouds of catharsis.
Skies is now out there on all main streaming platforms, together with SoundCloud.
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Overview by Amelia Vandergast
