Singer, Lia Mangouras - Featured Artist Blog Post

Originally Published at Itz Pop - Lia Mangouras

New Release,“Waltz” by Lia Mangouras will Sway and Dip Audiences

“Bewildering and alluring, Lia Mangouras draws listeners in with her upcoming single, ‘Waltz.’ Epic and dizzying, ‘Waltz’ is a melodic fusion of dark rock vibes and classical composition. Set for independent release on July 31st, 2020, it’s a song about breaking tension and crossing that imaginary line drawn tightly around ourselves and others. It challenges our breaking points, pushing us to cross over into the forbidden realm. The message drifts through in lyrics like, “I can feel you on my left shoulder… a glance across the room just doesn’t cut it like it used to…” Her high-energy vocals say it all in this alternative pop track.

The bewildering tune fits into Lia’s previous work with enchanted aesthetics and mysterious perspectives. Dropping a fantasy lens over reality, she typically keeps the audience removed, writing just out of reach from the first-person point-of-view, yet still submerged just enough to feel the emotion and vibe. Listeners become personally attached to the experience, lured in through Lia’s poetic and vivid lyrics. ‘It speaks on seeing what you want or what you think you need, having it right in front of you and not being able to resist,’ Lia says.

It’s a nostalgic ballad that blends together all the aspects of her original sound, a rich pallet of various influences. Her work often keeps a safe distance, holding back, and leaving the audience wanting more. This time, though, she lays it all on the table. Diving headfirst into the intensity the song possesses, with ‘Waltz,’ Lia gives up everything.

Lyrical content is the main focus for Lia Mangouras. Her songs come from passion and are filled with hidden meaning. Cryptic and ethereal, it might seem like she’s singing about something specific, but she gives subtle hints at the metaphorical. You might not know what the song is about, but you know how it makes you feel. She leaves it open for audience interpretation…"

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