Liz Cass turns on the Glam-Pop with “Something Real”
Electro-Synth
Cool, seductive, retro, glam, that’s the sound of Liz Cass and her brand new single, “Something Real”, the latest song to be taken from her forthcoming debut album “The Words”.
“Something Real” is a crystalline synth-pop track with glacial harmonies and shimmering synths as Liz’s stunning vocals detail self-discovery and escaping toxicity.
“Something Real” follows the release of singles “Near Miss”, “Shaken” and “Human” all taken from the forthcoming debut album “The Words”. The acclaimed releases have seen Liz receive great praise from the likes of Notion, Clash, Wonderland and many more.
The forthcoming album captures a pivotal moment for Liz and plays as a process of healing. Through its warm synths and bouncy electro-pop it presents an intimate insight into overcoming depression, anxiety and resilience to ADHD. Playing like a cross between Caroline Polachek and Lana Del Rey, The Words ranges from tracks with rich atmospheric electronics such as the highly emotive “Side By Side” or the sultry “Blue”, to huge pop hits such as the funky “Confessional”, produced and mixed by the legendary David Wrench (Arlo Parks, Let’s Eat Grandma, Frank Ocean).
The contrasting shades of “The Words” reflect a monumental journey. Coming from the darkest depths and stepping into the light, fully embracing the ebbs and flows of life, the album showcases the strength gained from overcoming challenging times and pouring this into honest, heartfelt songs. As Liz Cass declares in the album’s opening line, “This is my confessional…”
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