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Hi friend! My long awaited debut EP Atlas is finally finished and I cannot wait for you to hear it! I believe music can heal. With your support we can heal people all over the world through vulnerable lyrics, relatable stories, whimsical melodies, psychedelic guitar sounds, zesty synthesizers, and tear jerking piano ballads. More details about the EP below...
After countless hours of research, I have decided to release this project independent of a record label and will need a substantial budget for my release campaign.
I am investing in:
- A PR team
- Radio Promoters
- Playlist Placement
- Creative Direction (branding, personal narrative, photography, music videos)
- Pressing Vinyl
- New Merch
In gratitude for your support I will:
- Send you a postcard with a CLOVER sticker and/or pin - (all donations)
- Send you a merch package of all my new goodies (tshirt, tote bag, hat, etc) - (donations of $100+)
- Include your name in the liner notes of the vinyl and send you a signed one before it is released - (donations of $500+)
- Make you a personal recording of a cover song of your choice (or your favorite original CLOVER song) - (donations of $1000+)
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More on the story behind the EP:
Recorded at Electric Lady Studios in NYC with chief engineer and producer John Rooney (past projects include Taylor Swift, Yebba, Norah Jones, Jon Batiste, Clairo, Remi Wolf, and so many others).
From start to finish, the EP feels like a psychedelic whirlwind, touching on themes of love, grief, addiction, and the surreal yet beautiful experiences I had during the pandemic (falling in love, living in a tent for 4 months, busking on streets around the country while venues were closed, etc).
A whole 4 years distilled into 5 songs in 20 minutes.
Inspired by Atlas, the Greek God who was forced to hold the heavens up for eternity, I wrote these songs due to feeling an overwhelming responsibility to hold the chaos of my family life in tandem with the weight of the rest of the world.
This EP is a narrative on grappling with holding chaos and deciding to what extent holding that chaos is truly our responsibility.