‘Once in a While’ is adding vocal effects to electronic rhythms and the harmonious interweaving of piano and harp. Vocal refrains have elements of neo-classics and cinematic moments. <\/p>
‘Hospitality’ is a tragic motif played on the piano and supported by electronic beats and synths. The vocals sound sad and tense as in PJ Harvey only with other sensual intonations. <\/p>
The track ‘Cliffside’ is experimental music with an avant-garde bias. Electronic and live percussion are combined with piano and shimmering harp strings. The drumbeats thickens the mood around the folk vocal lines. <\/p>
The song ‘Only Human’ begins with an a cappella transfusion of solo vocal parts with wide choirs. Gradually adding sounds and noises, signals and a soft piano. Then the play takes on a song form with minor folk notes on a mezzo piano background. <\/p>
The atmospheric song ‘Sending and Receiving’ is mysterious with polyphony and original guitar phrases that combine with electronics to create a hazy accompaniment. <\/p>
Artist Elizabeth Owens has created an unsurpassed picture painted with avant-garde and psychedelic colors by mixing a palette of modern and old music. Listen to the full album ‘Knock Knock’ on Spotify below and appreciate Elizabeth Owens’ contribution to contemporary music.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n