24 Songs, Infinite Vibes: The Art of Staying Creative
To Amara Fe, music is vibration, not imitation. No name or figure to whom to turn; no magic of sound in place of it. She is attracted by the beauty of creation—the writing, the rhythm, the infinite dance of instruments. Music to her isn't an art; it's a living, breathing language that sings souls and not words. Her source of inspiration isn't drawn from anything but the untainted, boundless power of the music itself.
Amara's heritage extends back through musical bloodlines. On the paternal side, Charlie Wilson and Tulsa soul's family that spawned The Gap Band. On the maternal side, a relative who wrote for the great Minnie Riperton. Between these two grand musical strands is a musician torn between beat and creativity—someone who is a sound connoisseur, who thrives on challenge, and is forever seeking to do something new. That mixture of discovery and tradition was the rhythm of her creative existence.
The new record is a pop masterpiece—24 songs of life, of passion, and of feeling. Each one is crafted to understand life as it happens: catchy, vivid, and real. It's a people's album—to dance to, to sing along with, to remember the beauty of living. The music boils with vitality and freedom throughout. Each note is a whirlpool of pleasure, of living, and of unabashed imagination.
Surrounded by Texas sunshine and serenity, the album established its identity in subtlety. Peaceful surroundings provided the artist with space to play, drift, and rack up a record 24 cuts without ever letting that spontaneity flame burn out. It was as much a test of stamina as of thrill. As Amara reflects on her career, one of her own mantras sums up the route she took: "Stay creative, and when the doors shut, stay calm, positive, and create your own lane through focus." It is a motto that is characteristic of the nature of her music—positive, energetic, and ever-evolving.
Youtube
Comments
Post a Comment