Belle Shea - 'pink moon rising'
Brining a breath of fresh air to the alt-pop genre - Belle Shea releases new single ‘pink moon spring’.
The Brooklyn singer/songwriter’s new track is a departure from previous Americana folk single “Cheyenne” and her debut album “The Art of Years”. Both of these previous releases were described as "unpredictably progressive alt-folk pop" (A&R Factory) and "a hybrid of Lorde and Joni Mitchell [with] a sound that is characteristically her own" (Divide & Conquer). This new track, however, leans into Shea’s pop influences to create a softer, lusher sound perfectly suited for new flowers, new love, and the springtime. For fans of Taylor Swift, Lorde, Muna, and main character energy.
Play it loud, with the lyric sheet in hand - album experiences like this don’t come along too often.
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