Photo by Greg Puciato
Multi-talent Reba Myers of Code Orange continues to establish herself as a undeniable solo force - issuing another soaring preview from her forthcoming full length solo debut. Late last year, Myers debuted the first glimpse of the project with the emotive, "Certainly Uncertain".
Mixed by the venerated Josh Wilbur, the track showcased Meyers' undeniable range - combining assertive guitars with layered sonic textures on an insightful, thought-provoking cut completed by Reba's soaring vocal performance and highly-personal lyrics.
Now, Meyers delivers a dazzling, dreamy show of versatility with "Got Your Hold On Me". The self-produced effort was mixed by Steve Evetts and mastered by Alan Douches. Asserting Meyers' melodic capability, the stylishly spacey single showcases another emotionally-charged performance.
“Being human is painful. Being human and in love with anything or anyone is even more painful I hope we can all find what helps us cope without it killing us or turning us into emotionless robots. For me, writing songs helps,” Meyers shares. “Thanks for listening and to all who have supported me so far in any band or project.”
Elaborating on her progression as solo artist, Meyers explained her current headspace as an artist and how she is coming into her own as the project progresses. “I’m finding that I have the space only now in my life to have a bird’s eye view on my adolescence, and that perspective made it the perfect moment to begin to release solo material. A moment I’ve been sure would eventually come, thought I never knew exactly how it would look. With that, I get to experience the rewarding and nerve-wracking process of allowing myself the platform to be a more vulnerable person, and to explore that natural foundation proudly outside of how I’ve maybe been portrayed.”
Meyers is expected to release her full length solo debut later this year.
