Frally

Known for her unique blend of cinematically ethereal and folk inspired music, Frally has captivated audiences worldwide with her delicate vocal style and introspective lyrics. The Australian born singer/songwriter is set to release her highly anticipated album, Message from the Future. The album's hauntingly powerful title track serves as the first single, featuring an eerily prophetic, urgent message of hope with a music video shot in the heart of the Malibu mountains just before the devastating Los Angeles fires. The record includes a moody reinterpretation of Yazoo's "Only You" featuring Teddy Thompson on vocals and Charlie Hall from The War on Drugs on guitar. Also featured is "Baltimore," written for the HBO series The Case Against Adnan Syed, and a haunting cover of Tom Petty's "American Girl," originally commissioned for the Peacock Original documentary about Stormy Daniels, Stormy. In these fragile and destabilizing times, Frally crafts intimate sanctuaries where beauty and truth seem to cut deeper than before. Her potent lyrics and atmospheric soundscapes linger after each song ends, creating a contemplative space that stays with listeners long after the last chord is struck. Closing the album is the ambient, meditative 432hz track "Being," creating a dreamy, suspended moment that leaves listeners with a sense of peaceful assurance. Produced by acclaimed cellist Oliver Kraus (Adele, Sia) in the storied enclave of Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles, Message from the Future represents an absorbing, yet subtle gut punch and Frally at her most evocative and essential. Andrew Bevan - Vogue Magazine