Joyce Tratnyek - Moon Tattoo
Joyce Tratnyek brings forth her ethereal voice to create a tapestry of emotions with her latest release- Moon Tattoo. The ambient Rock track is bursting with energy and brims with emotion that bubbles from a very real space. The singer-songwriter and producer knows her way around a recording room and it is evident in her work. She shows us that age is just a number and still manages to explore new realms with her voice while still keeping the quality of sound in check. Joyce so effortlessly weaves together a sonic experience that transports you to a higher realm. The song is charged with craft and emotions that have us invested. She summons a variety of images, feelings and experiences from within ourselves. She sings of a lover has gone away but the love has not, brings forth a set of memories doesn’t it? It's incredibly fascinating to know that an artist whom you haven't even met, can have that effect on you. Her delivery is Incredibly distinct and rich, almost folk like. There is so much depth to the soundscape of the song, from the build that the guitar adds to the shimmery synth that adds an outer space element to the track. While Joyce speaks of romantic love, this track can be used in Stepmom, the Chris Columbus film. Yes, the film speaks of romantic love but the film is so much more than the drama of Romance. Joyce Tratnyek weaves together and through harmonies that are as sweet as nectar. If you haven’t the play button yet, what are you doing? Hit the play button and follow the links attached below to know more.
Joyce Tratnyek - Still
Joyce Tratnyek has a way of changing the temperature of the room with her icy whimsical voice, especially in her latest release Still. The singer has a hunter instinct to identify the bane of human existence and try her hand at balming it with her soothing voice. The singer-songwriter sinks her teeth into the problem of fixing oneself in isolation with this number. She waves her magical wand that is her voice and for a moment in this fast-paced world, we feel seen. Her music really is a gift she gives our aching hearts. Joyce is very clearly more than just a singer, she is a performer. She feels every word in her bones and she gives a chilling performance in this number. The track weaves its way through the space and lingers in the air like welcome haunting of a past love. But what also stands out in her steely vocals is her resilience to feel her feelings and embrace her humanity. An inspiring act of self-acceptance that leaves us wanting more. Her breathy vocals creep into your ears and settle in the depths of your heart. Creating ripples that move it with the help of the beat structure in the song. There is a moment after Anne Hathaway delivers her gut-wrenching monologue about her brother’s accident in Rachel Getting Married that pauses and slowly allows for the music to build. And in this nook in the film Still can nestle comfortably and seamlessly. Joyce Tratnyek is a force to keep your eyes out on. She is a vocal architect who builds worlds with her expressive music and makes us explorers. If you want to explore more of her work, click on the links attached above and get ready to be swept away.