Alina Ly returns with the emotive, rich and nuanced new single ‘Shoebox’.
An ambient folk-pop gem, the track brings a beautiful soundscape of atmospheric floating guitar work akin to John Martyn’s ‘Small Hours’ which underpin some lo-fi drums, subtle finger-picked guitars and gentle, delicate vocal delivery. A singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist, Ly flexes her abilities as a solo artist in every sense on a track which is emotionally powerful, cinematic and strikingly intimate.
A slow-burning soundscape where memory and melody blur, Ly’s vocal performance, both fragile and quietly powerful, anchors the song’s reflective tone as she delivers poignant lyricism.
As she explains:“Written during a time of personal loss and grief, the single is a poignant meditation on memory, emotional weight, and the quiet moments that linger after someone is gone.”
With over millions of global streams, and a standout sync in Emily in Paris, Ly is already established as one to watch. With an upcoming debut album in the works, ‘Shoebox’ showcases a taste of the beautiful tracks which can be expected across the full release.
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