Claire Bigley explores the space between on calming single, "Embodiment"
Led by a simplistic yet inspired instrumentation, Claire Bigley has created something utterly beautiful on her newest single, “Embodiment”. Please read on for an in-depth look into the track, as well as a background on this artist.
Created with the “intention of awakening the body”, there’s something extremely calming and serene about the latest musical delivery from Claire Bigley. It’s a new fully instrumental track titled “Emodiment” that grounds the listener, urges them to focus within, and ultimately gives an appreciation for a slightly minimalistic style in song composition. We’ve sincerely enjoyed our multiple listens and cannot wait for everyone out there to dig right in.
Currently based out of New Orleans, Louisiana, Claire Bigley is an immensely talented pianist who has so clearly put her heart and soul into the creation of “Embodiment”. Her initial inspiration for creating this was the want to “ground, calm, and engage the listener” and also to “create space and connection”. In the wild world that we all live in, everything seems like we’re in a constant state of fast forward or looking towards the future, however what this song brings to the table is the incessant urge to live in the moment. Time slows down for three beautiful minutes in which your focus shifts to the subtleties within this full instrumental, slowing the senses, and putting the body at a calming state.
With plenty of other works similar to these in her growing discography, of course we would urge everyone out there to do a deep dive on what they’ve probably been missing. So much music of the present has this hyperfixation on attention grabbing and gimmicky hooks, but what “Embodiment” does best is focus on taking your time, leading up to something big, and generally giving the body the break it so rightfully deserves. The more we’ve come back to this song, the higher the payoff has been in noticing the work, love, and passion that has gone into it. If for some reason this happens to be your introduction to Claire Bigley, take our word for it and please give it a spin.
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