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"This song was so delicate to me, that I knew I needed to bring Alex Weston in to help me build the track out effectively. His treatment of the final build perfectly expressed the desperation in my heart in the face of the reality that Betty may not have ever understood how much I loved her."
Read MoreDid the Love Fit from Object Permanence featured on Spotify playlist - Impressive Indie.
Read More”Vocals lines are layered upon one another in a gently cascading flow of melody like leaves falling from a tree and swirling slowly around, facets of emotion that express a tapestry of expressive complexity in a manner that feels organic even if planned and executed with an impressive display of skill in production and performance.”
Read MoreBuilt to Die from Object Permanence featured on Spotify playlist - Pumpkin Spice Latte.
Read MoreBuilt to Die from Object Permanence featured on Spotify playlist - Opera Innovations.
Read MoreBuilt to Die from Object Permanence featured on Spotify playlist - Musica sad en inglés para llorar.
Read MoreBuilt to Die from Object Permanence featured on Spotify playlist - New Queer Friday.
Read MoreBuilt to Die from Object Permanence featured on Spotify playlist - Impressive Indie.
Read MoreBuilt to Die from Object Permanence featured on Spotify playlist - Melancholia.
Read MoreBuilt to Die from Object Permanence featured on multiple Spotify playlists - Sad Songs for Girls, Best Sleep Songs, and Sad Songs .
Read MoreBuilt to Die from Object Permanence featured on Spotify playlist - Creativity Boost.
Read More”A slowed-down, contemplative version of the original rock ballad, it’s delivered through layers of vocals and mournful peddle steel guitar. It’s unmistakably Elly’s.”
Read More“With a very introspective sound and a well-paced melody, the track presents an intense melancholy and sadness in this version.”
Read More“…for more than 2 minutes we're treated to glistening, cascading voices: for each one that disappears, another arrives in its place.”
Read More“The new album, though, is the encapsulation of her ceaseless searching and her willingness to be pushed to new creative heights, all while excavating her grief and turning it into something healing and stunning, as expressed in the lead single “Disappear,” out now.”
Read More“The track returns to the darkness once more, now cut through with bursts of trumpet from Will Miller, before ascending into a transcendent climax, offering a final celestial burst of color before Kace’s voice melts into the dreamy night.”
Read MoreDisappear from Object Permanence featured on Spotify playlist 70s 80s 90s Smash Hits.
Read MoreDisappear from Object Permanence featured on Spotify playlist New Queer Friday.
Read MoreDisappear from Object Permanence featured on Spotify playlist Best New Indie.
Read MoreThe new album addresses grief and turning it into something “healing and stunning”, as we see in lead single “Disappear”.
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