Categories: New Music

Austria-based quartet Liberty_C. deliver an enchanting performance in the single “Fear”

Fronted by the phenomenally gifted singer-songwriter Katja Cruz, Liberty_C. is a renowned band that has been delivering music on their own terms. Through Cruz’s emotion-filled vocal performances, Liberty_C. radiates raw emotion through ear-worming instrumentation. Inspired by real-life experiences and an array of emotions, Liberty_C. strives to push the genre boundaries with their sound and bridge various elements from a concoction of styles to create a well-rounded, dynamic sound with roots in jazz, pop, and soul.

Liberty_C. will have listeners engulfed in the music world they create with Katja’s lyrical realness and distinctive delivery—the very definition of an accomplished songwriter and performer.

Their new single “Fear” has already been met with great expectations and excitement due to its inspiring performance and a heart-resonating message about facing fear head-on and overcoming it!

In a nutshell, Katja is reminding everyone who cares to listen that they cannot allow themselves to become paralyzed by fear. You either allow yourself to become incapacitated by fear or you can go out there and astonish the world. But you just don’t get to do both!

An impassioned performance that is soulful and beautifully haunting over the ear-gracing instrumentation that has been accompanied by organic instruments as well as percussive instruments like that deeply entrancing saxophone that adds such sonic elegance, depth, and flair to the arrangement.

The unique sound, intimate story, and message behind the music are a breath of fresh air in the soul-jazz and pop landscape. The divine harmonies in this performance transcend with the delightfully charming vocal presentation by Cruz, taking up residence in the mind of its listener for a long period of time.

“Fear” most certainly left a lasting impression on me as it has been on repeat ever since. The way Cruz adds that personal and mystical touch to this release as well as giving it her own signature stamp leaves anyone addicted from the first time they listen to it.

The beats are groovy too and luxurious enough to get you inspired and thoroughly entertained.

With that said, I feel it’s about time that you surround yourself with this complete performance worthy of a virtuoso; follow the attached link and add this timeless masterpiece to your playlist!

Follow Katja Cruz on her Instagram page for more insight into Liberty_C.’s creative vision!

 

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Delvin

Founder of Tunepical, a blog dedicated to sharing my love of music with you. I believe that music is the key to life, and if you're listening to the right songs at the right time, everything is possible!

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