Talented Danish artist based in London, YDEA, mesmerises listeners with her debut single, “Forest Fire.” With incredible vocal versatility and control, YDEA showcases her artistry in this alluring anthemic pop track. Combining catchy beats with a laid-back sultry vibe, “Forest Fire” takes listeners on a heartfelt and introspective journey, exploring themes of rebirth, renewal, and stepping into one’s power.
YDEA’s mastery as a songwriter shines through in “Forest Fire.” With relatable lyrics, she taps into the simplest emotions, creating a profound impact on the listener. Her warm and expressive vocals add an extra layer of depth, drawing the audience into her world of introspection and self-discovery.
“Forest Fire” embodies a message of self-empowerment and healing. YDEA acknowledges that challenging times can make it difficult to see the light at the end of the tunnel. However, she reminds us that amidst the darkness, powerful transformations are taking place. Through shedding layers and tears, she encourages listeners to step into their power and embrace their true selves.
Drawing inspiration from artists like Bon Iver, Billie Eilish, Matt Corby, and Joni Mitchell, YDEA crafts a unique sound that blends Scandinavian melancholia with contemporary Alt-Pop. The result is a captivating sonic experience filled with immense gravitas and cinematic energy. “Forest Fire” immerses the audience in its captivating harmonies and fierce tribal drums, leaving a lasting impression.
YDEA’s ultimate hope with “Forest Fire” is to inspire listeners to be bold and embrace their golden moments. The song serves as a reminder that stepping into one’s power can lead to personal growth and a deeper understanding of one’s values. With her debut single, YDEA delivers a powerful and uplifting message that resonates with audiences seeking empowerment and self-discovery.
YDEA’s debut single, “Forest Fire,” is a majestic journey of empowerment and self-discovery. With her incredible vocal versatility and control, she captivates listeners and invites them to delve into their own inner world. Drawing inspiration from diverse musical influences, YDEA creates a unique sound that blends Scandinavian melancholia with contemporary Alt-Pop. As she encourages listeners to be bold and step into their power, “Forest Fire” stands as a testament to the transformative and healing power of music.
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Karen Harding is a Melbourne, Australia based singer/songwriter, founder of Sounds On The Couch, and founder and operator of boutique music PR service for emerging and independent artists, Rise Indie.
Thank you for a very nice and thoroughly review of YDEA.
And thank you for discovering her. Don’t know what made her through to you.🤔😊
I know YDEA, not personally, but threw her parents who lives in the same little town as I in Denmark, and we are semilary age.
So why am I telling you all this stuff. Well, I’m living at this little farm-place called “Landro” (Land-ease), who the last 3 years has developed into a “musicians-place”, as my son and his best friend moved home in the prior off Covid, and decided to do a professional career in music.
As you know it’s a hard business, both under Covid but in general as well, -but I have had the great pleasure to follow a good development with a big number off young musicians coming at the place Landro through the years.
They’re all struggling with there careers on different levels, and in my eyes -and ears- deserves attention for their work.
You seem to have attention on new artists, and I think it’s awesome you caught YDEA on her first single 👏👏👏👏
Would you be interested in listening to some of the products Landro has been involved with, you can try these artists and bands:
MEKDES: (Selfproducer, rehearsal at Landro. “My boys” playes her live concerts)
ANIMAUX ANIMÉ: (Music and songs mostly produced as a collective and ingenered at Landro)
SARA LINA: (First single “King Street Danser”, -most of her music ingenered at Landro.
CAMPO CALMO: (Music composed, ingenered and recorded by “my boys” Andreas Skovbjerg and Phillip Leonhard at Landro. (YouTube)
ALPES AVE: (Rehearsal and partly ingenered at Landro)
Have fun
Best regards
Leo Skovbjerg