ISSUE #1

n her 2015 sold out album
Olaunch for 'Painted Smile',
Michaela Wylde put together a
great selection of singularly crafted
songs, each individually baked with
plenty of love. All owing with
originality they took us on a journey
through the day to day light and dark
rollercoaster of life's ride.
So we were delighted when we heard
the news that the long awaited second
album 'Wylde Thoughts' was to launch
th
on the 9 February at Theatre Severn,
and it was certainly worth the wait.
Michaela puts aside all semblance of
pop affectations in favour of
something more raw and innitely
more vulnerable: a record composed of
piano and voice mostly. Recorded at
RML Studios Wolverhampton,
Michaela has always had a knack for
embedding wistfulness and bittersweet
melancholia into pristinely rendered
piano pop songs. With Piano, Michaela
peels back any kind of artice, offering
a collection of songs that examine
mortality, love, life, meaning and the
creative impulse itself.
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It would be easy to admit piano
is a slight addiction to
Michaela's discography, but
that would be wrong. The quiet
humanity in these songs is
disarmingly simple at rst, but
these sentiments creep up on you,
giving credence to the notion that
it's in these private moments of
contemplation where the narratives
of our lives are ultimately
assembled. It's the kind of simple
moment of observation that 'Wydle
Thoughts' is full of.
Michaela is no stranger to wearing
her heart on her sleeve, ‘Wylde
Thoughts’ takes that notion one step
further— it's as if Michaela is taking
her heart out
for everyone
to see, then
discreetly
leaving it on
your coffee
table.
Available From:
www.michaelaWYLDEmusic.com