Syndel imbues her single “Hear Me Bleed” with a vulnerability and dream like melancholy that serves as a fascinating contrast with the sentiments in the song. Employing both introspective singing and spoken word Syndel presents us with the story of someone who has opened herself up to someone who has proven himself not worth being show a side of herself she shares with very few people. We hear her anger at herself for making herself vulnerable to someone who seems to take such a casual approach to her affection. Yet she can’t help but still feel the impulse to be generous with her emotions and regard. The conflicted feelings expressed in the song will surely resonate with anyone who feels strongly and has the capacity to be sensitive and open even if it’s not always something most people experience. The music embraces Syndel’s soulful vocals with lush pulses of synth and a soaring and lonely piano melodies that echoes so slightly reflecting lingering feelings that aren’t so easy to shake. Listen to “Hear Me Bleed” on Spotify and follow Syndel at the links below.
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