Broken hearts and fearlessly revealing lyrics connect for their vulnerability and musical embrace alike, as Canada’s Ally Cribb releases her highly anticipated debut EP Unbroken. Already boasting hundreds of thousands of listeners following the success of her reimagining of Creep, by Radiohead, Ally’s debut EP Unbroken is rightfully raising the bar further still. Kicking into gear with a quickly energising sense of rising anticipation, Bigger is everything its title implies and then some – an inspiring hit of optimism, overcoming and personal strength. Ally’s vocals shine in the fast-paced setting of long-form story and verse, and the lyrics feel authentically reflective and deeply moving at the same time. Meanwhile, the uniquely crafted pop soundscape blends qualities of yesteryear and contemporary production, for a sound that reinforces the sentiments of the song with faultless relevance.Read the review here – https://stereostickman.com/music/ally-cribb-unbroken-ep/
It’s tempting to say that when you’re passing from your teens into your 20s, all you know is the present. But Ally Cribb’s haunting “Now” is far more world-wise than that oversimplification and the song’s own deceptively simple title—might suggest.
Halifax-based artist Ally Cribb brings an emotional depth far beyond her years in her latest single, “Now.” A captivating reflection on heartbreak, self-discovery, and personal growth, the song resonates with listeners navigating the complexities of life transitions.
It’s tempting to say that when you’re passing from your teens into your 20s, all you know is the present. But Ally Cribb’s haunting “Now” is far more world-wise than that oversimplification and the song’s own deceptively simple title—might suggest.
