There is a magical pulse in her voice, a quiet tenderness in her piano playing, and an overall hopeful and vulnerable demeanor to her music. Franki Love prides herself on coming from the side of music that’s still expressive, tender, and full of pure positive energy. From earning her #1 on the ITunes Chart with the album “The Sky”, and winning Female Singer/Songwriter of the Year to garnering thousands of Spotify monthly listeners and some really impressive numbers on her singles and albums, this classically trained pianist who grew up playing the instrument since she was four deserves every critical acclaim coming her way. As she gears up for the release of her new album, “The Stars,” expected to officially drop on 22nd August 2025, she is also set to release “Infinite Soul,” one of the lead singles from the album.
“Infinite Soul” is a refreshing masterpiece that exudes that quiet introspection and steers the listener contemplatively towards a dark path illuminated with light. Her angelic vocals touch the heart and soul in indescribably beautiful ways as the well-realized instrumentation featuring the striking guitar melodies and the ever-present, beautifully painted piano provides the perfect landing spot for that hauntingly beautiful vocal delivery.
“Infinite Soul” is filled with hope, and like she always does, Franki isn’t afraid to dip her feet into vulnerable grounds, creating that deep connection with the listener, so it feels more of a listener’s song than hers. And that truly is the beauty in her artistry—the ability to create a deep connection with the listener. It is what separates her from your average musician.
“The Stars” is an album that promises quite a lot, especially when it comes to music filled with hope and resonance. Franki really delved into her psyche with this one, writing and singing from a place of both tenderness and strength, giving the album an inescapable duality that resonates with a huge part of what makes us human—the consciousness, self-awareness, empathy, imperfection and struggle, love and relationships, the need for meaning, and our imagination and creativity. All this has been encompassed here and so much more.
You can now pre-save “The Stars” album and check Franki out on her social media platforms for more real-time updates.
If you are looking for a sonic healer, I can confirm that “Infinite Soul” happens to be exactly what your soul craves.
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