Elizabeth Shepherd Creates An Enchanted Jazz Space with ‘Three Things’
Elizabeth Shepherd has a unique sonic vision. The Canadian soul jazz artist is an innovative musician who loves stretching musical boundaries to make space for her vision. Her tracks are best enjoyed when you perceive them as a horizon. Accents of soul, R&B, pop, and hip-hop are filtered through the flexible and wandering frameworks of jazz.
The artist has just released her latest album, ‘Three Things’ in which she explores a plethora of perspectives. Each track is a slice of life frame that forms with thematic nuances, contemplative narratives, and expressive vocals.
The title track is about the three vital things that sustain us all as humans. Nostalgic verses are manicured with ethereal synths and mystical rhythms. The jazz is wayward here. It ebbs and flows like the memories and moments in Elizabeth's vocals. And the chorus anthemically centers the theme with the pervasive chant of ‘if I don’t have love, I have nothing else.’ Listening to the track is like walking through an enchanted space, with tinkling tones, atmospheric synths, and explorative verses. Listen Now!
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