With a reputation of creating lyrical content in her instantly memorable songs, Liz Kennedy has announced April 12 as the release date of “Every Young Girl,” the single is the second from her upcoming album. The intricate workings of memory and its profound impact on our lives unravel the mysterious nature of memories—how they can lay dormant for years, only to resurface with startling clarity and intensity. “Every Young Girl” is available for pre-save HERE.
“Memories can be deeply submerged, yet amazingly at the ready to resurrect us. They can be riddled with holes and murky details, but the uncertainty doesn’t necessarily dilute their power. A hint, a whiff can take us back with cinematic command to the past. Back to a defining moment or a small joy. A memory can kindly remind one’s older self that the younger self still lives and thrives inside,” shared Liz Kennedy.
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About Liz Kennedy:
After going through a whirlwind of life changes, the San Francisco-based singer-songwriter, Liz Kennedy, has come to see songwriting not as a choice but something she has to do. She says music sustains her and offers a way forward. Her decade-plus as a critically acclaimed recording artist has brought her confidence in her ever-unfolding identity as a quirky, often humorous, and ever-insightful storyteller committed to honesty and finding something unique to say.
Kennedy describes herself as honest and observant and adds, “I sure hope I can easily laugh at myself.” Her songcraft – where the lyrics always follow the music – perfectly reflects that thoughtful self-assessment. The fascinating part of the process is not knowing just where the inspiration will come from. “It’s strange how emotional pain and joy can equally send you racing to the piano to capture something … whether it's a butterfly or a heavy brick.
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