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R E L reflects on self healing with "Medicine"

  • November 15, 2024
  • Victoria Polsely
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R E L is the musical project of singer-songwriter and multifaceted creator Arielle Sitrick. The award-winning artist has just shared her latest song, an evocative indie folk pop moment. Called "Medicine", the track is the highlight off of her latest three song EP of the same name.

With "Medicine", R E L writes a stunning and emotional melancholic song all about the journey of self healing. This evolution to loving oneself can be difficult and many of us have struggled with some sort of self hating. R E L explores just this in her captivating new song. Lyrics including, "I try to ignore it / But I'm not good at ignoring patterns and signs / I had to swallow down medicine of my life / And It makes me cry," show this inner battle. Musically, "Medicine" features lush acoustic guitars, heartfelt melodies and soul-baring vocals. Her ability to blend raw emotion with technical brilliance is unparalleled, making each of her songs feel like an intimate conversation. Her voice, rich with soul and authenticity, commands attention whether she's belting out a heart-wrenching chorus or delivering a quiet, tender moment.

R E L explores her own brand of evocapop (a blend of evocative and pop, that makes you feel and think) in every one of her musical releases. The artist has already garnered over 30 million streams in her young career and has captivated audiences around the globe with her live performances. Check out "Medicine" now and remember to love yourself.

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