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    Reincarnation Is A Moving New Single From Leanna Firestone

    Marcus AdetolaBy Marcus AdetolaJanuary 22, 2023Updated:January 22, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Reincarnation Is A Moving New Single From Leanna Firestone
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    Reincarnation by Leanna Firestone is the powerful and emotional track on her EP Public Displays of Affection, out now. The song starts with a slow, intimate build-up featuring Leanna’s heartfelt vocals and piano accompaniment. As the song progresses, picking up momentum, the instrumentation becomes more dynamic, culminating in an anthemic chorus. The lyrics are thought-provoking and deal with the theme of self-discovery and the journey of the human spirit. Leanna’s voice is soulful, raw, and moving, perfectly conveying the song’s message. 

    Reincarnation is my first and only co-write. I knew I wanted the EP to be a narrative. We (Adam Boukis, Nick Lopez and I) were playing mock therapy in the studio when they asked me how it felt when my last relationship ended. I described the anxiety I had been feeling – not even sadness, just daily panic attacks over a person that I had never experienced before. I knew that when I was nervous and not sad, it was an indication that I never should have been in that relationship in the first place. I took a chorus that I had written before (what eventually became this song) based on real advice my mom had given me about heartbreak – about not falling out of love until you fall back in love. – Leanna Firestone

    The production is also well done with the different instruments and effects that make the song feel epic. Reincarnation is moving and introspective, and it will resonate with listeners looking for a deep and meaningful listening experience.

    Leanna Firestone’s new EP Public Displays of Affection is out now.

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