Forward of her new solo album, Natalia Clavier – a member of the electro-pop collective Thievery Company – takes ‘complete management’ of her future and her inventive voice together with her new track, ‘Underwater.’
“That is the primary track wherein I'm merging sound therapeutic with singer-songwriting,” Natalia Clavier shares with HollywoodLife when discussing “Underwater,” the brand new track heralding her upcoming LP. Thievery Company’s lead chanteuse, who has cast a strong solo profession since dropping her debut in 2008, channels her distinctive perspective in “Underwater,” premiering immediately on HollywoodLife. The hauntingly stunning observe pairs her trademark ethereal voice with a liquid soundscape, one that may encourage your consciousness to hunt a better aircraft whereas your physique will really feel rejuvenated with every hear.
“[Underwater”] is the primary observe I'm releasing by my very own file label,” provides Natalia. “I'm now in complete management of what materials I put out with out the necessity for it to be authorized by a label govt. Additionally, there's a pattern pack that's truly the primary one I’ve ever created, that features sounds I used on this track. The royalty-free pattern pack known as Water and it's accessible on Loopcloud Natalia-Clavier-Water.”
When requested about how her solo work differs from her time with Thievery Company – the digital outfit helmed by Rob Garza and Eric Hilton – she mentioned that this music is distinctively hers. “There's some degree of compromising when working with collaborators each on the songwriting and manufacturing points of the method,” she tells HollywoodLife. “When working solo I'm the one who makes all the choices with 100% inventive freedom.”
Natalia launched her first solo album, Nectar, in 2008. The undertaking, produced by Eric Hilton, noticed her set up her personal musical identification, and he or she continued this evolution in 2013’s Lumen and in 2018’s Trans. Her upcoming LP will likely be “completely different” than her previous physique of labor as a result of she tells HollywoodLife, she “at all times attempt(s) to work from private expertise and honesty and I'm positively not the identical lady artist that I used to be once I wrote my final studio album.
“I've skilled deep transformation spiritually, mentally, and bodily up to now few years,” she provides, “and I had the chance to facilitate therapeutic by sound for others in the meantime deepening my very own therapeutic. I'm pouring all of this in my work deliberately as of late.”