Ruti - 'Maybe I Got It Wrong'
Rising songstress and unique storyteller Ruti has return with magnetic new single 'Maybe I Got It Wrong'.
The track effortlessly captures the trueful impactful sound. An intimate yet explosive experience, full of soul and yet otherworldly. The layered harmonies and lo-fi vibes on this track gives us a first glimpse into what the future holds for Ruti.
This new single follows an impressive 2024, during which Ruti captivated listeners with a series of stunning releases, including their celebrated EP ‘Lungs’. The project was a full-fledged musical experience, featuring not only the original EP but also a remix edition and an alternate version. These alternate takes featured instrumental, acapella, live harp, and live choir renditions of the title track, highlighting their inventive, boundary-pushing approach as an artist.
With the release of Maybe I Got It Wrong, Ruti embarks on an exciting new chapter, continuing to mesmerise listeners with their powerhouse ballad vocals and a distinctive sonic palette that blends classical, electronic, soulful, and pop influences. Their latest work strikes a delicate balance between vocal precision and ethereal energy, enriched by experimental instrumental flourishes. Seamlessly traversing genres and textures, Ruti reaffirms their place as a deeply versatile and compelling artist.
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