Emerging from England, Gabrielle Ornate is one of those music discoveries you don’t easily forget. First appearing on our blog a couple years ago, the young talent has showcased impressive consistency, delivering record after record of luscious and hypnotizing synth-laden rock material. Blending modern guitar tones with dazzling electronic elements and pop lyricism, Ornate’s unique style has made quite the impact, championed by the likes of Tom Robinson and BBC Introducing, among others.
Now, Gabrielle returns with her latest effort, the punchy and energetic jewel ‘Delirium’. In it, the listeners will likely lose themselves, mesmerised by a sonic imprint capable of transporting them to unknown universes. Guided by Ornate’s charming and expressive vocals, ‘Delirium’ really hits the mark, once again placing itself at the crossroads of synth-rock and alt-pop. The result, as always, is incredible.
Lyrically, we are in psychedelic territories, with the British songstress seeking to share a message of personal freedom and empowerment. As she explains: “Delirium’ is all about letting go of control and surrendering to a world of pure bliss and uninhibited rapture”.
Recommended! Discover ‘Delirium’ on Spotify:
