Shani Weiss swayed vulnerability into vintage jazz-pop triumph with Feel Alright

Swanky, vivacious, and luminous with vocal charisma, Shani Weiss has delivered a single that could quite easily sway the world into world peace if her proclamation were given a stage large enough. Feel Alright shimmers with upbeat piano progressions, care-free ecstasy, and a vocal timbre that carries both ease and conviction. The track is an articulation of resilience set to vintage jazz-tinted pop, reminding listeners that even when life feels tangled, connection has the power to restore equilibrium. Written during a turbulent period of loneliness and uncertainty, Feel Alright was born out of chaos but radiates gratitude. Weiss’ ability to translate vulnerability into a celebration of being seen ensures the single resonates beyond surface level. It’s a thank you to the people who arrive when you’re at your lowest, the ones who remind you of your worth when the world feels out of tune. The musicality mirrors that phoenix-esque emotional renewal, allowing the sentiment to expand beyond the personal into the universal. Melbourne-based Weiss is already a celebrated voice in Australia’s indie scene. With previous singles All About Life and What’s Left earning international airplay, sold-out shows, and multiple awards, her ascent has been steady and striking. Alongside her recording […] The post Shani Weiss swayed vulnerability into vintage jazz-pop triumph with Feel Alright appeared first on A&R Factory.

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Swanky, vivacious, and luminous with vocal charisma, Shani Weiss has delivered a single that could quite easily sway the world into world peace if her proclamation were given a stage large enough. Feel Alright shimmers with upbeat piano progressions, care-free ecstasy, and a vocal timbre that carries both ease and conviction. The track is an articulation of resilience set to vintage jazz-tinted pop, reminding listeners that even when life feels tangled, connection has the power to restore equilibrium. Written during a turbulent period of loneliness and uncertainty, Feel Alright was born out of chaos but radiates gratitude. Weiss’ ability to translate vulnerability into a celebration of being seen ensures the single resonates beyond surface level. It’s a thank you to the people who arrive when you’re at your lowest, the ones who remind you of your worth when the world feels out of tune. The musicality mirrors that phoenix-esque emotional renewal, allowing the sentiment to expand beyond the personal into the universal. Melbourne-based Weiss is already a celebrated voice in Australia’s indie scene. With previous singles All About Life and What’s Left earning international airplay, sold-out shows, and multiple awards, her ascent has been steady and striking. Alongside her recording […]

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