Weial is "drowning" in Reality on New Single
weial is a name you need to have on your radar. The rising artist combines all the best of their creativity for a unique and evolving sound that grows better with time. The vocal tones are impressive, the sound direction is distinctive, and the ceiling for talent and versatility is seemingly non-existent. Recent singles like "throne" and "pukingmyguts" show weial's knack for alternative and pop-rock, further coining a sound of their own through distinguished vocal elements and a bigger vision. Now returning to play on a new but familiar style, weial releases "drowning."
The new single contains base elements of guitar, extremely common in weial's sonic universe, but drums are more pop and rap influenced. The creative uses those same exciting vocal tones and savvy writing for another truly rare listening experience. On "drowning," weial faces an internal battle of right and wrong and an external battle of love. They are conscious of the harmful decisions made but accept all of the consequences that come with them. Reality delays with remedies, as weial claims to be "floating now not a problem in sight," but they're "slowly drowning in real life." Further evidence of self-realization comes from weial's claim of "blinding" themself, in other words, missing out on time and raw feelings in exchange for regret and masked emotions.
This artist is someone you don't want to miss if you're looking for brand new pop and rock sounds with authentic and electric sentiments. Get hip to weial, and stream the new offering "drowning" below.