Southern California-based artist Sera Fae stirs on newly released single “GIRL,” swelling from delectably murky guitar tones and vocal introspection into doses of fervent rock-ready distortion. The release excels in both its melodic immediacy and evolving soundscape, representing a thorough success from Sera Fae, whose recent solo pursuits follow behind-the-scenes work as a guitarist and producer.

Produced and performed by Sera Fae, “GIRL” evolves with artful passion. Serene vocals and steady guitar strums expand into an uptick of guitar tones and rhythmic pitter-pattering past the one-minute mark. An eruption of passion takes hold about 30 seconds later, when start-stop guitar work maneuvers wonderfully into another dreamy vocal spell. “Cause I don’t wanna…” the vocals ignite into the final minute, adorned with electric, free-flowing guitar passion. The track stuns in both its moments of introspective lushness and raucous rock invigoration.

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This and other tracks featured this month can be streamed on the updating Obscure Sound’s ‘Emerging Singles’ Spotify playlist.

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