Nataly Dawn Attempts to Love Her Least-Lovable-Self on Gardenview, New Solo Album due out June 3rd | Shore Fire Media

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Nataly Dawn Attempts to Love Her Least-Lovable-Self on Gardenview, New Solo Album due out June 3rd

Nataly Dawn Attempts to Love Her Least-Lovable-Self on Gardenview, New Solo Album due out June 3rd

Listen to Dreamy, Acoustic Single “Over The Moon" out Today: https://ffm.to/ndoverthemoon

 

Berkeley-based roots singer-songwriter Nataly Dawn is known as the lead vocalist of YouTube sensation Pomplamoose, whose highly creative, energetic videos have garnered 380 million views over the last decade. With Dawn at the helm, the band grew into a media company, releasing a song and video every week, engaging dozens of contractors and several full-time employees. While Pomplamoose continued to release weekly music when the pandemic hit, Dawn, like so many, felt exhausted and aimless. In an attempt to re-learn to love what she viewed as the most “unlovable” parts of herself, she shifted her focus away from the high-energy band and toward her acoustic guitar. “I was just doing what everyone else was doing - trying not to be too hard on myself. But the isolation wasn’t making that easy.” After many long walks, hard talks, and daily reminders to befriend herself, Gardenview was brought to life. Due out June 3, the brand new ethereal collection transcends genre and time, and it ultimately proves why Dawn has been named a “force to be reckoned with” (Consequence).

With the announcement, Dawn shares “Over The Moon,” a dreamlike Joni-Mitchell-esque ballad on feeling lightyears away from the one you love: https://ffm.to/ndoverthemoon 

Gardenview wanders between the intimately small and the infinitely vast. Co-produced with her close friends, John Schroeder (Frankie Valli, Jordin Sparks) and Ross Garren (Bon Iver, Ben Folds, Noah Cyrus), the record is a cohesive body of thirteen songs written for old-souls. Recorded in one week at 64 Sound in Los Angeles with an emphasis on minimal editing and overdubbing, Gardenview is intentionally unpolished, accessible, and quite comfortable with itself. Dawn’s resonant desire for self-acceptance drives the narrative as she questions her religious roots and searches for acceptance and belonging. Schroeder and Garren combine reverby slide-guitar with space-echo melotron to create vast sonic worlds, while Dawn’s soft voice and intricate chord progressions ground the listener. The result is a truly immersive experience, one where you can lose yourself and then find yourself again.

Watch Dawn's special performance of lead single “Follow The Light” here: https://youtu.be/qF0PGQQ2MQo

 

Gardenview Tracklist:

Have You Heard

All Bad

Over the Moon

Danny

Joy

Follow The Light

Afternoon Tea

Every Second Day

The Only

 You Belong

 The Garden

 The Void

 Waking Up