Clare Siobhan will get that change could be terrifying. In reality, it was on the drive house from receiving a chunk of stunning, scary information that the award-winning singer-songwriter wrote a lot of the lyrics for her newest single ‘Flare,’ taking voice memos as she cried.

Clare Siobhan – Flare

Clare Siobhan additionally understands that there’s a type of consolation to be present in transition intervals. ‘Flare,’ a ukulele-driven folk-pop observe, sees Siobhan embracing a brave optimism in direction of change by acknowledging that if there’s one factor that’s completely sure, it’s uncertainty. 

Clare Siobhan (pronounced “shuh-VON”) initially hails from Truro, Nova Scotia, although she’s just lately been making waves all all through Canada. In 2018, she gained Greatest Solo Artist of the 12 months at Mount Allison College and made it to the High 100 of CBC’s Searchlight Competitors for Canadian Artists for her tune ‘Rosemary & Thyme.’ And when the world shut down in 2020, she didn’t put her pen down, as a substitute successful the Toronto Songwriting Faculty’s Lockdown Songwriting Contest for her single ‘Ten Pace Bike.’

Now primarily based in Montreal, Siobhan has discovered nice success, partially because of her infinitely watchable on-line movies. She’s a proficient multi-instrumentalist, and her sturdy efficiency expertise have helped her carve out a big following on TikTok, the place she’s already garnered a whole bunch of hundreds of views. 

The singer-songwriter is getting ready to take her profession to the subsequent stage this summer time with the discharge of her debut EP, of which ‘Flare’ is the primary single. Siobhan’s brilliant voice, accompanied by her capability to color footage with deeply private lyrics, evoke flashes of indie-rocker Lucy Dacus. These items are simple on ‘Flare,’ a tune that may draw you in with its catchy melody and go away you with huge feelings.

“After I was penning this tune, I regarded out my window on the tree in my yard and thought concerning the altering of the seasons…life goes on,” Siobhan says of the observe. “There’s this inevitability to alter, and such stability in its repetition, and that was a consolation to me on the time.”

You’ll want to hold Clare Siobhan in your radar, and provides ‘Flare’ a hear at this time — it’s a soothing reminder of the consolation that may be discovered once we acknowledge the soundness of instability.

“Siobhan’s brilliant voice, accompanied by her capability to color footage with deeply private lyrics, evoke flashes of indie-rocker Lucy Dacus. These items are simple on ‘Flare,’ a tune that may draw you in with its catchy melody and go away you with huge feelings.”

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Phrases Elizabeth Braaten