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"battlefield" is a powerful introduction to Secily

  • November 29, 2022
  • John Peterson
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Houston native, Brooklyn-based singer Secily is an impactful vocalist, commanding airwaves with her vocal dynamism and moving lyrics.  New release "battlefield" is an exhibition of her ability to switch between arena-friendly ballads and tender, empowering love songs with the efficiency of an industry veteran.

Buoyed by a staggeringly powerful voice that is commanding yet still comforting, "battlefield" feels like a vintage throwback R&B jam to the late 2000s pop R&B dynamos like Leona Lewis and Keyshia Cole.  Equally empowering and lyrically enlightening, the track sheds light on a previous relationship that became abusive and toxic.  It's in this transparent and soul-baring storytelling that Secily finds her voice as an artist, able to transcend and overcome life's challenges through her engaging vocal presence.

Already an accomplished model, Secily is proving that her musical prowess is just as developed as her modeling career, as she prepares to take a big jump in 2023.  If "battlefield" is any indication, then she looks to be a very bright, rising young star for soulful, pop-tinged R&B.

Connect with Secily:  Instagram | Twitter | TikTok | Spotify | Apple Music

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