Rachel Hill, the emerging star among folk-inspired singer-songwriters, will charm you with her appealing melodies and entrancing vocals. Her honest and vulnerable lyrics breathe life into her songs, and her skill of live voice looping adds an appealing dimension of creativity. Rachel’s melodies soar like birdsong, easily dancing in harmonies evocative of The Staves, Bon Iver, and Jacob Collier, and are shaped by great female singer-songwriters such as Taylor Swift, Joni Mitchell, and Dodie. You will be delighted by Rachel’s one-of-a-kind performances, which combine relatability with ethereal vocals delivered with calm assurance.
Rachel Hill has released a new album, “Words Left Unsaid,” with 9 songs. It starts with the dreamy, emotive “I Don’t Wanna Hurt You Again.” Rachel’s vocal prowess is so evident in the song. The mood of the song is somber and perfect for a laid-back day. The guitar work, along with synths, adds to the dreamy landscape.
“Peaches and Cigars” features amazing guitar work and course, with Rachel’s powerful vocals taking center stage. Her ability to infuse true emotion into each word is truly remarkable. I really liked the chorus: “You’re reeling me in.” The lyrics depict the complexities of a new relationship at great length. Halfway through the song, a delightful surprise with a fast-paced dual vocal delivery awaits.
“In Plain Daylight” is a one-of-a-kind and extraordinary work that defies comparison to anything else I’ve heard. It’s impossible to put into words how much of an impact it had in just under two minutes. The song has an apparent fascination that makes you long for more, compelling you to listen to it on again, hoping it never ends. Despite its minimal instrumentation, it captures the listener’s attention with its dreamy choir-like chorus and Rachel’s excellent vocal variations. Her expressive delivery masterfully creates a sense of pain and vulnerability, dragging you into the song’s emotional environment.
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“Blue Southwestern Skies” is a touching ballad with rich and deep vocals. Rachel’s voice delivers a lovely combination of joy, delight, and gratitude that resonates deeply. The piano is a constant companion, beautifully accompanying the song’s emotional journey. “I always call you home,” which serves as an emotional reminder of our loved ones and emphasises gratefulness for their presence in our lives.
“Ice Cubes” requires your undivided attention to be able to fully appreciate its various intricacies. Every element is beautifully carried out, from the rich vocal layering to the personal and meaningful lyrics. The instrumentation builds to a dramatic moment perfectly, emphasizing the song’s outstanding orchestration. The lyrics dive into topics such as vulnerability and emotional healing with immense resonance. Rachel showcases her remarkable vocal delivery and artistic flair yet again, leaving an unforgettable impact with this striking work.
“Red Flag” by Rachel Hill is a moving piece driven by the piano and Rachel’s beautiful vocals. The lines, “I’m lying to myself, saying I’m trying to rescue you, When we both know deep down, you were never mine to lose,” possess a lot of meaning and touch on a personal level for many listeners. Rachel’s songwriting consistently strikes a chord, impacting the hearts of people who can relate to the real emotions depicted.
The lyrics, guitars, and vocals of “White Rabbit” radiate an intense sense of anguish. The song holds significance because it was inspired by the context of the Ukraine war. When Rachel sings, “Who the hell deserves this? Life’s the price to pay whilst politicians slice the land up like cake,” her emotions resound with palpable anger, which is entirely justified.
“We’re All Gone” has a wonderful dream pop mood, with exceptional synth and guitar work. Rachel’s vocals take centre stage once again, and she delivers a compelling performance. The music transported me to an abundant sunshine-filled Greenland, evoking an intense feeling of serenity and beauty., although the lyrics are emotive. The song’s climax is a real treat, with all the musical elements coming together in a perfect celebration of sound. Rachel’s vocals soar to new heights, emphasizing her incredible talent.
The album gracefully concludes with the enchanting melody of “Diamonds and Pebbles.” It’s airy vocals and magical piano deliver an oasis of relaxation for your exhausted soul. The piano absolutely shines in this lovely melody. This impeccable ending adds the perfect finishing touch to this top-notch album. Rachel’s music is a never-ending source of delight. I could listen to her songs for hours and never get tired!
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