Linndsyeah Drops Debut Album 'How Does It Feel'

Linndsyeah makes a powerful entrance into the music scene with her debut album "How Does It Feel". It stands as a captivating journey through the complexities of relationships and emotions. From mesmerizing beats to haunting melodies, Linndsyeah's album is a true gem.

The album kicks off with "what's your name?", setting the tone with a mesmerizing beat that immediately draws listeners in. Linndsyeah's powerful voice takes center stage, casting a spell with the repetition of the titular question. It's a compelling introduction to the album's themes of self-discovery and introspection. There's a really cool remix of the song included toward the end of the album featuring Beccaisleeping and Kid Judo.

Lead single "so easy" follows, offering a quieter track that allows space for the poignant lyrics to shine. Inspired by a tumultuous relationship, the song delves into the longing for resolution amidst darkness. With its minimalist production and heartfelt plea for healing, "so easy" showcases Linndsyeah's ability to convey raw emotion through her music.

My personal favorite, "Love Dealer", delivers haunting melodies and R&B vibes, particularly evident in the chorus. It's a standout track that highlights Linndsyeah's versatility as an artist, seamlessly blending genres to create a captivating listening experience for us, listeners.

Later on, the album concludes with "YKWYK", featuring minimalistic production that allows Linndsyeah's vocal prowess to shine. It's a fitting end to the journey, leaving listeners with a sense of introspection and reflection.

Linndsyeah's debut album is a masterful blend of genres, each song offering a different perspective on navigating the complexities of relationships. As Linndsyeah herself explains, she poured her heart and soul into this album, drawing from her own experiences to create something truly authentic. The album's title, "How Does It Feel", serves as a constant reminder to check in with oneself along the journey, bravely stepping into the darkness to find what lies on the other side.

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