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ELERI WARD
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Eleri Ward delivers a hauntingly beautiful ode for "Grieving the Future"

  • September 8, 2023
  • Natalie Patrick
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Singer-songwriter Eleri Ward has returned with her latest single, "Grieving the Future." This soul-stirring composition takes listeners on a profound journey through the complexities of yearning for a reality that remains elusive while simultaneously dreaming to seize the present moment.

In "Grieving the Future," Ward's artistry shines as she delves into the universal experience of longing for something that may never come to fruition. The poignant phrase "crying over nothing" encapsulates this theme, woven throughout the song with haunting vocal tremolos, evocative chord progressions, and an emotionally charged crescendo. Ward's ability to draw her audience into a dreamscape of emotions is unparalleled.

This latest release showcases Ward's ability to blend poetic storytelling with lush, experimental pop arrangements. With each note, she builds an intricate musical arc that mirrors the emotional trajectory of the lyrics, leaving listeners spellbound and yearning for more.

Eleri Ward's music has consistently resonated with audiences around the globe, earning her a reputation as a true visionary in the world of indie pop. Her previous releases, such as "Sunday (Live in Studio)" and "Gaints in the Sky," from "Acoustic Sondheim: Live from Brooklyn" album have garnered critical acclaim and a dedicated following, cementing her status as a rising star in the music industry.

With "Grieving the Future," Ward's music takes on a new level of depth and complexity, pushing the boundaries of what pop music can achieve. It's a true testament to her unique ability to touch the deepest corners of the human soul with her music, and it's sure to leave a lasting impact on listeners worldwide.

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