Jodi Heights shares “Aurora”

Boston-based singer-songwriter Jodi Heights has carved out her own niche in the world of modern music. Drawing on her classical training that’s seen her become adept in traditional music discipline, she sets her timeless composition and arrangement talent against her poignant lyricism that explores the depths of everyday life.

Having earned multiple musical degrees including a Master’s in music from New England Conservatory, her ability shines through in her beautifully crafted sound which has won over fans and tastemakers alike all over the world. Since making her introduction in 2017 with the release of her debut EP titled One Year Wiser, produced at Plaid Dog Recording with engineer Mike Davidson, she’s followed it up with a string of dazzling releases.

Now, after sharing her three-track release Triptych, she brings us one of her latest works with her new single titled “Aurora”. Her first song for Celtic harp, “Aurora” takes its name from the otherworldly phenomenon of the Northern Lights, using the awe-inspiring natural spectacle as a metaphor for following your own intuition.

With her graceful soaring vocals she spins delicate and alluring melodic leads that capture a sense of wonder, backed up by an intricate harp performance that allows space for her sheer songwriting prowess to truly fly. Mesmeric from the very start and utterly captivating throughout, with “Aurora” Jodi Heights delivers an enduring piece of progressive folk music that showcases her talent as a writer and musician as well her compelling vocal panache.

Listen to Aurora below