“I arrived and some day will go. Now is all important.” -
Ziggyville.

All good music should do two things- say something we can all hear, and allow
listeners to relate what they hear to who they are, or hope to be. Exciting
new female pop music artist ziggyville delivers that experience with fierce delight
and unbridled honesty.

We arrive as children, grow into adulthood, and die. That is the immutable
fact of life. “Now” is what makes the journey worth the trip. Ziggyville knows
the road and its detours. She knows that you do, too. For such a new music
artist, she speaks in words that evoke new feelings about what is universal
and familiar. She drives the point home with urgent guitars, anchored backbeats
and vocal brilliance. It’s a perfect union of individual experience and collective
understanding.

“Breaks To Learn” reminds us “You gotta get up, you gotta find a reason to
live… you’ve got to find the strength to give up… you’ve got to find the
right door…”
That’s a good way to look at Monday morning, and the beginning of your work
week, when you shut off the alarm, make those feet hit the floor and do what
you gotta do to survive. What did you have to give up to do it? Have you found
the right door?

“Everybody Said It Was” delivers guitars and drums the way they ought to be-tight,
clean, loud and depth charged to guarantee you move with it, feel it when she
wails “Everybody said it was murder!” We can all hear that, but each of us
understands that deadliness in our own way.

“Who R U ” asks that question, and so much more of us! Where is your heart, you know what you know, but can you tell me who R U ?”

Those are good questions. Your answers will differ from mine. “We arrived
from different places, and we may go on alone, but for now we travel together” and
if you’re looking for new female pop music artist with an angsty rock attitude,
Ziggyville will get you there.