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It was hard getting out of Cleveland because no one really leaves. It made me appreciate every since moment of the journey. How do you think your background and upbringing shaped you as an artist? Your family is Russian and you grew up in Ohio. Both my parents were classically trained so I was constantly pulled in that direction. It’s meant to heal, it’s meant to make you feel whatever you need to feel Can you recall your earliest memory of music? I lead with intuition and try not to overthink what it is until it’s out. What messages do you try to communicate through your songs? I was naturally driven to the beat, the smooth vocals. What initially attracted you to R&B music? I’m not trying to pull you into my world, I’m trying to go into yours. I just want you to listen to the music and for it to to fit into your mood. I think as soon as I try to describe it, it’s going to be misunderstood. How would you describe the vibe or aesthetic of your sound? So the discomfort ultimately led to growth the change was inevitable when I collaborated with other artists, other environments. And then I was kinda forced to be put in a studio and I wasn’t comfortable. I made Urban Flora in my room, by myself.
How have you evolved as an artist since the Urban Flora days? In your own words, what does it feel like when something (or someone) feels right for you? How do you know? Are there any signs? Everything needed to feel rooted from the moment. Just playing with different textures, each room is a different installation in itself. How did you come up with the concept for the music video? Which is ultimately a testament to the song because the song is about letting go, letting the emotion in, and letting the feeling overtake you. I hate recreating songs and I just knew this one would end up as the demo. So I kind of knew the day I made it, that – that was it. It’s really cool because it ended up being a demo. What is the story behind the single “Feels Right”? “The song is inspired by a feeling more than the actual person.”Īfter you watch the entire visual unfold above, scroll down and read our exclusive interview with Baraz to learn more about her. “I’ve always wanted this to be a stand alone piece to put out first,” she said. Today, we’re premiering the music video for Baraz’s new single “Feels Right.” The smokey ballad is all about the art of letting go which she elaborated on in an email to Highsnobiety. As all the hype continues to build, she has been keeping busy with studio sessions in-between all the sold-out shows on her North American headlining tour. Since the standout project came out, Baraz has been hailed as the next big thing in R&B.
Back in April, the Russian singer-songwriter dropped her debut album The Color of You? on Mom+Pop. Give it a few years, but it won’t be long before other artists start listing her name as an inspiration as well. For as long as she can remember, Alina Baraz‘s biggest influences have been Amy Winehouse, Lauryn Hill, and Erykah Badu.
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