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Pam Ross
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Pam Ross finds solace in the open fields with haunting new single, "Kansas"

  • November 30, 2024
  • Natalie Patrick
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Award-winning singer-songwriter Pam Ross shares an adventure with her mighty new single “Kansas.” She is praised as an artist. Variety Girl of the Year at the 2024 Josie Music Awards, with Ross continuing to win hearts With a song that speaks directly to a mother's heart. The single was distributed by MTS Records and Virgin Music/Universal.

“Kansas” paints a clear picture of the race to nothingness. Using a vast field as a metaphor for leaving the pain of a broken heart behind. With her haunting atmosphere and beautiful lyricism, Ross transports listeners into the quiet wastelands of the Midwest. Where heartbreak echoes for miles in open spaces, lines like “Maybe I should go to Kansas and scream your name in an empty field” convey a deep and poignant need for solitude and freedom.

Crying while you are holding back Ross's ability to capture the weight of desire is deeply relatable and moving. She reflected on the inspiration behind “Kansas” and shared, “It had to do with wanting to escape the painful memories of divorce. When you go to a lonely place where no one knows where you are.” The image of endless grass is an apt symbol of the desire to shake off the past and find peace. Even if it's only temporarily and anonymously.

Pam Ross's song "Kansas" perfectly blends heartfelt storytelling and atmospheric sounds. It's a song that will resonate with anyone who has ever had to scream their frustration into the empty sky.

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