AMAVA shares new single

Growing up in the rainy landscape of the Pacific Northwest, artist AMAVA is now based in Nashville, Tennessee where she creates her own style of electronic pop music. Her earliest music influences came from her family’s love of Avril Lavigne Britney Spears and Norah Jones as well as folk music roots from her small town upbringing.

After moving to Nashville however, her own musical style underwent a shifting evolution as she discovered more and more of the many leading female pop powerhouses that had drawn attention on the internet such as Charli XCX, Caroline Polachek, SOPHIE, Phoebe Bridgers, Maggie Rogers and Lorde. Now offering an energetic and modern blend of hyperpop, she fuses cutting edge electronic sounds with her folk style and metaphor-laden lyricism.

While splitting her time between Los Angeles and Nashville to write her music, she made her introduction in 2018 with her debut single “Blush” paired with the b-side track “Waves”. Commenting on her music, she offers, “I want all of my music to sound like it takes place in a glittered, haunted house. A lot of what I write is based on how I’m feeling in that exact moment and I’ll always want to encapsulate a very specific and certain feeling.”

Following on from her single “Muse” from earlier this year, she now brings us her latest work with her new track titled “Feel Things” With her aptly named new single, AMAVA set out to pay homage to her own emotions and expressions of feeling love wrapped up in her unique trademark style of fiercely current pop music.

Full of instantly catchy vocal leads, snapping 808 percussion shots and stabby synth chords, “Feel Things” showcases the emotive side of AMAVA’s songwriting. Carried by her soaring vocal delivery, spliced by modern production, with “Feel Things” the artist offers a joyous and memorable track that continues to see her stride from strength-to-strength with each new release.

On the single, AMAVA adds, “This is a pure, honest love song where I didn’t shroud everything in a cover of heavy imagery and mystery and it was all me just saying exactly what I felt.”

Listen to Feel Things below