Harmony by Morganne Boulden
What the press is saying about Harmony:
“deeply poetic spun sugar—woven through with spirited, thoughtful lyrics” – Alternative Press
“sexy, scummy and glittery in all its feminine glory” – i-D
“Harmony is a once in a generation songwriter” – NYLON
“a cheeky exploration of life’s inherent absurdity” – Office Magazine
Los Angeles singer-songwriter Harmony shares her new song “Where Strangers Go,” today. Alongside the new track, Harmony shares the Sophie Day and Manon Macasaet directed and edited video collaging imagery of Harmony wandering the streets of New York City with her lover mixed in with home video footage of Harmony as a kid. “Where Strangers Go” highlights Harmony’s poetic and earnest songwriting, which she became known for with her tenure in Girlpool, embellished with twinkling keys. “Where Strangers Go” provides a glimpse of what is to come from the Hollywood darling.
Speaking about the new song, Harmony shares, “‘Where Strangers Go’ is about the infinitely changing nature of life and trying to make peace with it.”
“Where Strangers Go” marks Harmony’s first offering since the release of her debut solo album Gossip, which includes the songs “No Romeo” and “Miss America.” The album showcases Harmony’s unique talent for pairing tongue-in-cheek lyrics with societal criticism and intricate pop production.
Born and raised in Hollywood, Harmony is a singer-songwriter who has made a name for herself with her poignant lyrics and delicate, evocative voice. As one half of canonical indie band Girlpool, Harmony’s songwriting has often been praised for its striking honesty and emotional clarity. Whether the musical production dons earth shattering pop sonics or straight-forward instrumentation, Harmony brings the same poetical fervor and olympic emotion to her lyrics, exploring the complexities of the human experience with depth and sensitivity.
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