We Speak Music
KIARAA’s ‘Feel With Me’ Gets an 80s Dream Makeover by Synthwave Icon Robert Parker
KIARAA is back and bolder than ever, bringing her deeply evocative pop gem, “Feel With Me”, into a shimmering new dimension with a remix from Robert Parker, the Swedish maestro of retro synths.
In its original form, “Feel With Me” showcased KIARAA’s knack for creating songs that blend visceral storytelling with undeniable hooks. Now, in the hands of Parker, the track has been reimagined as an 80s fever dream. Pulsating basslines, ethereal synths, and shimmering reverb elevate KIARAA’s soulful vocals, transforming the song into a cinematic masterpiece that could soundtrack a neon-lit night ride or an epic love story.
Parker reflects:
“KIARAA’s voice has a rare emotional depth that feels at home in any musical style. It was pure joy to rework her song with my love for retro sounds. I aimed to take the best elements of the 80s and 90s and reframe them in a modern way. This remix is a celebration of nostalgia and innovation.”
KIARAA’s story is as inspiring as her music. A self-taught vocalist and pianist, she burst onto the scene at 32, proving it’s never too late to chase your dreams. Within a year, she was headlining sold-out shows, captivating audiences with her bold blend of pop, rock, and soul.
For Robert Parker, music is more than sound; it’s a time machine. A classically trained pianist turned synthwave trailblazer, Parker has spent years perfecting his signature sound: a blend of analog warmth, dreamy melodies, and irresistible grooves. His collaboration with KIARAA is no exception, injecting “Feel With Me” with an infectious energy that bridges the gap between generations of music lovers.
Whether you’re dancing under neon lights or reflecting on life’s twists and turns, the Robert Parker Remix of “Feel With Me” offers the perfect soundtrack. It’s a collision of heart and nostalgia that will leave you hitting repeat again and again.
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We Speak Folk
Seth Tabatznik Shares a Soulful Ode to Nature and Connection on “Shining For Love”
London-born, South Africa-based folk artist Seth Tabatznik unveils his latest single, “Shining For Love”, a luminous and heartfelt composition that celebrates life, love and the natural world.
Built around layers of atmospheric acoustic guitars, devotional strings, soft shakers, and Seth’s evocative vocal delivery, “Shining For Love” captures a sense of reverence that feels timeless. Each element moves with intention, allowing the song to bloom from a whisper into a radiant, full-bodied expression of gratitude and connection.
“This song came to me in a forest, spoken by the elements around me”, Seth shares. “It was like nature took my pen and transcribed the lyrics into my notebook, accompanied by a simple four-chord progression. I love how the song builds and accelerates as a celebration of life, love, and nature. Every sound, every movement, is her way of expressing herself as she is one being, of which we are a part, not apart.”
Now based in the Western Cape mountains of South Africa, Seth’s music is steeped in a deep respect for the land and the lessons it offers. His work bridges folk traditions, medicine music, and contemporary songwriting, echoing influences from Bon Iver, Noah Kahan, and Nick Mulvey, who also mentored Seth during the development of his forthcoming album.
With “Shining For Love,” Seth Tabatznik continues to carve his own path; one defined by warmth, sincerity and an unwavering devotion to the beauty of being alive.
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