Nothing connects us quite like music does, it transcends any and all boundaries and brings us together. Liberty extends this connection through each and every tune she pens. With a powerful voice, lyrical eloquence, and warm spirit, the 18-year-old Southern California singer-songwriter turns true stories and unfiltered emotions into artful alternative pop carried by intimate lyricism and dynamic vocals. She formally introduces herself on a series of 2020 singles and her forthcoming independent debut album. [...] Read More
The second youngest of six children, mom homeschooled all of the siblings and built an inclusive and encouraging environment. At eight-years-old, Liberty wrote her first song in order to cope with her parents’ divorce. Inspired by everyone from Birdy and Kesha to Tyler, The Creator, she quietly kept writing before her dad enrolled her in singing lessons at the age of twelve. She cut her teeth through gigging around town before gaining acceptance into the Dallas-based Septien Entertainment Group—whose alumni includes Demi Lovato, Selena Gomez, Kacey Musgraves, and many more. At this veritable creative boot camp, she spent nine hours a day in sessions, lessons, and rehearsing. Additionally, she impressed vocal coach Remington Rafael so much he agreed to produce her first two releases. With Remington behind the board, she reimagined Hey Violet’s “Guys My Age.” Over an airy electronic soundscape, her voice recharges the original with a silky sense of soul.
Her original single, “Tattoo,” immediately leaves a mark, breathy verses coast over a skittering beat as the track builds towards an evocative chorus.
“Moving from California to Dallas was a huge transition,” she states. “The lyrics are about how it feels to go from childhood to adulthood so quickly. The different challenges I had to face and the friendships I had to lose. I was hurt by a lot of people who judged me for leaving to follow my dream. I’m never going to stop chasing that dream though.”
By following that dream, she ultimately forges an enduring connection with these releases and many more to come.
“Music helps people feel understood,” she leaves off. “Being able to connect to other artists has changed my life. That’s what I want to do. If you listen to me, I hope you know someone out there understands.