COME THRU VOCALS — Daily Vocal Discoveries from INYIM Media
Come Thru Vocals is a long-running It’s Not You It’s Me Media series spotlighting standout vocal performances, emerging artists and new songs worth adding to your rotation. Curated by the INYIM music desk, many selections later appear in the Musique Dig’s Weekly Playlist and enter rotation on INYIM Radio.
Today’s Come Thru Vocals pairs Bye Parula and “Something Out Of Nothing” with Carly Rae Jepsen and “After All.” One arrives wrapped in art-pop unease and orchestral detail; the other lets piano-led pop glow through a deeply personal shift in perspective. Together, they turn emotional aftershocks into songs that keep widening around the voice.
Bye Parula
Tune: Something Out Of Nothing
Montreal art-pop trio Bye Parula turn “Something Out Of Nothing” into a slow-blooming collision of wounded melody, orchestral color and quietly restless rhythm. Loïc Calatayud’s lead vocal stays intimate even as saxophone, synths and layered backing voices widen the frame, giving the title track the elegant unease of a 1970s film scene slipping out of focus.
Carly Rae Jepsen
Tune: After All
Carly Rae Jepsen lets “After All” glow from the inside out, pairing a tender, clear-eyed vocal with piano-led pop that keeps opening into something larger. Written with Kyle Shearer and Nate Cyphert, the song considers how love and motherhood can rearrange identity, choices and perspective without sanding away the wonder.
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