London-based singer-songwriter Pena Hughes-John has worn many musical hats throughout her career. Her solo work has charmed audiences at local folk and Steampunk events, where she often performs accompanied by her ukulele.
However, there’s always been a punk rock flame burning within her, waiting for the right moment to become ignited by her musical output. Lethia’s Natorium is the project that allows Pena to do just that via an exploration of her rock, post punk and goth influences.
Unlike a traditional band, Lethia’s Natorium is a collaborative effort involving session musicians from various locations, both in the studio and on stage, allowing Pena to craft a truly unique sound that’s struck a chord with fans around the world. First unveiling the Lethia’s Natorium project in 2022 via the debut track “Lullaby,” singles two and three quickly followed in the build up to the debut full-length record, Tenant. Since then she’s released a string of well-received singles, remixes and different versions of her tracks.
With a new album already in the works and three-quarters of the songs nearing completion, there’s no slowing down for Pena’s relentless artistic drive. Teasing out the highly anticipated upcoming album, Lethia’s Natorium now brings us the latest taste of the record with the brand new single titled “Sometimes.”
With “Sometimes,” Lethia’s Natorium delivers an uptempo rock sound cut with pop-focused hooks and tinged with punk attitude. Kicked off by the rapid roll of drums and gritty tones of distorted guitar, from the very start, “Sometimes” jumps with bouncy energy and charged rock aesthetic.
With Pena’s commanding voice delivered with a swaggering style, she spins catchy leads above the driving drums and crunchy guitars to deliver a thrilling rock anthem that filters her influences of pioneering rock icons through her own highly original sonic lens. With her sophomore full-length record on the horizon, fans won’t have to wait long to get their next dose of Lethia’s Natorium’s sensational sound and we can’t wait to see what she’s got in store next.
Listen to Sometimes below
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