Brynn Hulls Washed the World in Ethereal Light with Her Alt-Indie-Pop Single, ‘Skies’

From the moment Brynn Hulls opens the aural heavens with her latest single, Skies, you’re swept up in an atmosphere that feels almost sacred in its emotional weight. There’s something inherently liberating in the way Hulls builds her sonic panoramas, inviting you to pause beneath the radiant haze and breathe in the cool luminescence of her arrangement. The track’s non-lexical vocals work as a deeply stirring thematic force, making it abundantly clear that Hulls is more than just a songwriter—she’s a mood architect, crafting catharsis from the ether and letting listeners lay themselves down inside it. Every harmony drifts with an otherworldly presence; Hulls’ voice feels as though it’s been plucked from a different dimension altogether, bending around diaphanous, swanky piano keys and lifting the song into romantic, dreamy alt-indie-pop territory. What separates Skies from so many others is the refusal to kowtow to transient trends; instead, you get flashes of Latin flair and neo-classical touches, elevating the soundscape above any semblance of the expected. As a Newcastle-based artist, Hulls has created a reputation for her stripped-back, soul-stirring approach, weaving R&B, jazz and alternative influences into her songwriting while keeping authenticity firmly at the centre. With Skies, she’s painted a […] The post Brynn Hulls Washed the World in Ethereal Light with Her Alt-Indie-Pop Single, ‘Skies’ appeared first on A&R Factory.

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From the moment Brynn Hulls opens the aural heavens with her latest single, Skies, you’re swept up in an atmosphere that feels almost sacred in its emotional weight. There’s something inherently liberating in the way Hulls builds her sonic panoramas, inviting you to pause beneath the radiant haze and breathe in the cool luminescence of her arrangement. The track’s non-lexical vocals work as a deeply stirring thematic force, making it abundantly clear that Hulls is more than just a songwriter—she’s a mood architect, crafting catharsis from the ether and letting listeners lay themselves down inside it. Every harmony drifts with an otherworldly presence; Hulls’ voice feels as though it’s been plucked from a different dimension altogether, bending around diaphanous, swanky piano keys and lifting the song into romantic, dreamy alt-indie-pop territory. What separates Skies from so many others is the refusal to kowtow to transient trends; instead, you get flashes of Latin flair and neo-classical touches, elevating the soundscape above any semblance of the expected. As a Newcastle-based artist, Hulls has created a reputation for her stripped-back, soul-stirring approach, weaving R&B, jazz and alternative influences into her songwriting while keeping authenticity firmly at the centre. With Skies, she’s painted a […]

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