We are about to share an inspirational story, but also an artistic triumph, the work of a very talented singer-songwriter. In a world where the music industry seems to standardize formulas and artistic identities, Jenna Kearns is an example for everybody, showcasing how music has no boundaries – with only one rule applying: does it mesmerise you? In this case, the Welsh talent’s latest effort, ‘Better’, does so indeed.
Evoking poignant emotions and honest authenticity, ‘Better’ – an example of how disability doesn’t necessarily have to stop creative self-expression – takes the listener on a journey through human fragility and self-worth, recalling a painful time, during lockdown, where Jenna felt at her lowest.
The track also represents Kearns’ own struggle with mental health, letting us into the most obscure and personal corners of her personal experience. Raw and relatable lyricism is interlaced with a stripped-back yet intense arrangement, conveying so well the anthemic and glorious nature of the track. This a true work of art by Jenna Kearns, and the confirmation of an artistic journey that has been in place since her early years. Clearly, she’s destined to make music.
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