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JUSTINA WARD’s
new single
‘BE THERE’
out 30 June
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“…the vocals and lyrics are enough to give you goosebumps” – Indiemusiccenter
“She is an artist who is going to shake you to your core but also soothe you at the same time” – AMNplify
“… the young artist’s abilities to draw you in with a charming vulnerability” – A&R Factory
“…I cannot wait to see what other unique atmospheres she can conjure in the future” – The Other Side Reviews
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Adelaide-based singer songwriter Justina Ward returns with her latest single ‘Be There’ on June 30. Having written this song at just thirteen years of age after the passing of her stepsister, this track is one of her rawest songs yet.
“This song is very special to me. Revisiting how I was trying to understand grief as a child has been quite confronting, but it’s so amazing to finally share this experience.” – Justina Ward
Justina has captured the hearts of fans with her unique blend of her melodic indie, pastoral, neo-folk and chamber pop style. Chronicling the early years of her childhood, ‘Be There’ pulls on your heart strings as it dives into themes of loss, heartbreak, denial and anger. The piano and orchestral accompaniment beautifully creates a sense of innocence and vulnerability. A feeling of pulsing tension throughout the song reproduces the circling feelings of grief and is layered by heart wrenching lyrics and haunting harmonies.
While Justina is laying the foundations of her music career, she continues to experiment with sounds, rhythms and thought-provoking lyrics. She is influenced by artists such as Alanis Morissette, Florence + The Machine & Tash Sultana.
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