Jewelia releases new single

Jewelia is a London-based indie pop artist who’s been making waves in the UK and beyond with her nostalgic piano-driven songs. Full of fairytale storytelling, her sound has captured the imagination of fans and tastemakers alike all around the world which has seen her receive extensive global radio support and clock hundreds of thousands of streams of her music.

Taking influence from the great piano-playing songstresses such as Kate Bush and Tori Amos as well as more modern pop artists including Lana del Rey, MARINA and Billie Eilish, she crafts a delicate sound led by her alluring vocal leads carrying mesmeric melodic leads and picture painting lyrics.

In 2020, the artist who’s originally from the Romanian capital of Bucharest was supported by BBC Radio Kent to undertake #Project2020 which saw her write, record and release a new song every month throughout the year.

Now after adding to her impressive catalogue of music, which includes two crowd funded records with an EP and her full-length album City of my Mind, as well as two singles released this year with “No Lover” and “Second Best”, she brings us her latest work with her brand new song titled “The Comfort of Falling”.

Drawing inspiration from the fig tree metaphor in the classic novel ‘The Bell Jar’ by Sylvia Plath, with “The Comfort of Falling”, Jewelia pens a song about growing up and accepting the decisions we’ve made that have led to where we are. With her trademark blend of delicate folk pop style arrangement, capped by her smooth vocals floating blissfully above, her latest work offers another timeless piece in the modern pop story that sees a truly talented artist close another successful year with a song that’s impossible not to love.

Listen to The Comfort of Falling below