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News: Aliza Li Shares Video For ‘Occasionally Telepathic’

  • July 23, 2026
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Atlanta-hailing neo-soul artist Aliza Li returns with the striking visual for ‘Occasionally Telepathic’, pairing the track’s immersive soundscape with a bold cinematic vision.

Blending psychedelic R&B with elements of ’90s chillout, ‘Occasionally Telepathic’ drifts between hazy textures, soulful instrumentation and dreamlike vocal melodies, creating a sound that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly contemporary. The accompanying visual mirrors that duality, shifting between modernist and classical settings with striking set design and an atmosphere that is at once chaotic, intimate and compelling.

The video highlights Aliza Li’s instinct for weaving together contrasting influences into a singular artistic identity, expanding the emotional world of the track through evocative imagery that matches its cinematic scope.

Discussing the themes behind the single, Aliza Li explains: “Healing and growing are always a constant thing for me. I always feel like I’m trying to reach or discover parts of myself that make me…me.”

With nearly half a million Spotify streams and close to 10,000 Instagram followers, Aliza Li continues to build momentum through her distinctive take on contemporary R&B. Supported by tastemakers including Notion, The Luna Collective and We Plus Good Music, she is steadily carving out a space defined by immersive songwriting, expansive visuals and a clear artistic vision.

‘Occasionally Telepathic’ marks another confident step forward, showcasing an artist committed to creating music that resonates as deeply through its visuals as it does through its sound.

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