Once known for her deeply personal socially-relevant songs, syd hartha released recently its newest single “paruparo” as part of the singer-songwriter's continuing journey in making waves thru narratives that are pulled straight from the headlines.
“It got to the point where I realized it’s time for me to step outside my comfort zone and make music with more power, something that speaks to a wider audience and can make an impact,” the eighteen-year-old folk artist takes a stand. “I’m allowed to share my music and help raise awareness on important issues affecting the country. Since then, when something isn’t right or needs to be addressed, I knew I had to do the best I could about it, and I do it mostly through my music.”
Syd Hartha's work is a somewhat rarity of the kind today. She has set the blueprint for young singer-songwriters to explore music made out of troubling times – a road less traveled by peers and contemporaries in the local music scene. Her latest single is just one of the living examples of such.
The earthy, stripped-down Paruparo explains the power of words or even the absence of it – on how it can change situations and affect lives.
“If everyone is aware of how we could use the freedom of expression that we all have correctly, conflicts would lessen and understand each other would be easier,” says the outspoken singer-songwriter. “paruparo is a song to remind everyone to practice being responsible with our words and considerate of how others could take it. I am a strong believer that there is always a right time to speak and that some words are better left unsaid.”
Recorded and produced by Brian Lotho and Not Vinzons in Sonic State Audio, syd hartha's newest song, paruparo, features herself on vocals and guitars, with Raisa Racelis on bass, Pat Sarabia on drums, Bea Fabros on guitars, and Jason Gildore on percussions.
syd hartha’s brand new single is now available on all streaming and download platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes, and Deezer.
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