Eleri Ward showcases a charming pop enchantment on “Venusian Mild,” the place her multi-instrumental skills and songwriting skills are on full show. Synths, electrical guitar, banjo, and electro-minded rhythms complement Ward’s riveting vocal presence, harking back to Kate Bush in its placing vary and theatrical emotion. The discharge represents the third and last single from Ward’s upcoming album, which we’re actually anticipating following “Venusian Mild” and the earlier two singles: “There You Go” and “Float.”
“All of a sudden I so vivid, strolling in Venusian gentle,” Ward’s gripping vocals let loose, following an atmospheric construct of lush piano and twanging guitars. “Now I’m a brand new type of love,” the vocals attain a ghostly captivation thereafter, with shades of Kate Bush within the dynamic tonal prowess. The ultimate minute is very enthralling — proclaiming “I journey into the Venusian gentle,” as expressive vocal reflections play alongside thumping rhythms. Succeeding in its atmospheric and emotive pop soundscape, “Venusian Mild” is a melodic, climactic success from Eleri Ward, who’s initially from Chicago and now based mostly in NYC.
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This and different tracks featured this month will be streamed on the updating Obscure Sound’s ‘Rising Singles’ Spotify playlist.
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