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bending genre stereotypes
MORNING TIMES | single
I wrote this unplugged in my friends kitchen, where she let me stay grief and gratitude ridden after calling off an engagement. Mornings truly felt the hardest. The soft light and sweet beginnings each day forced me to reconcile with a relationship that no longer fit. I wrestled with regret and appreciation for all the lessons. Our people teach us, after all. I stripped accompaniment away at times to mimic silent moments of grief and clarity that come from starting over.
GIFTS UNRAVEL | single
Tracked at Outlier Inn's serene studio in The Catskills of upstate NY on a combination of old microphones including a birdcage. Listen for the sound of a sparkly sword right before the chorus at 2:01 to represent how friends can help slice through fears with ease.
BLAME GAME | single
Setting the tone for SW's unreleased third record, Blame Game offers sounds reminiscent of The Beatles with twinkles of what's to come.
A CAPPELLA AMERICAN
ANXIETY | album
Summer Winter's sophomore album. An a cappella parody album for the American millennial riddled with freedom. No looping, just harmony.
QUARANTINE DELIGHT | single
This Bossa Nova inspired delight was written during the unprecedented times of quarantine, exploring desire for connection and temptation.
PARTY OF ONE | album
Party of One is Summer Winter's first album–complete with sardonic diary entries, harmony, and justice. Categorized as sad girl indie acoustic with sprinkles beyond major triads.
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