A story inspired by time spent in New York, Concrete Jungle transports you into a booming era and take you on the melodic journey of what it feels like to fall in love. Unexpected rhythmic shifts imitate the excitement and progression a new love brings. Warm vintage tones and girl group vocals of the 60's played a critical part in the creation of this song. It's melodies are reminiscent of a simpler time, leaving you wanting more- as a new love often does.

Concrete Jungle

Kaleidoscope is an introspective song written as poetry with Bossa Nova attitude. Within the groove lies the discovery of ones true self and the understandings that come from the quiet moments alone. A soft classical guitar carries you into the verse's inner dreamworld which is then quickly met with the realization of life's chorus. The kaleidoscope played an important imagery role in the formation of this song. Being an instrument of beauty, creativity, color, and constant change, it can be representative of our human experience.

Kaleidoscope

Hey Little Girl is the byproduct of one afternoon practicing the Number System. Curiosity and experimentation with seventh chords led to its unique development. Much like the instrumentation, Hey Little Girl is about contrast and learning to authentically smile through life’s gritty up’s and downs- even when you don’t quite get it right.

Hey Little Girl

Singer-songwriter Carli Brill crafts charming, intricate retro-pop that blends the warmth of 60s-era radio hits with a sleek and modern sophistication. With honey-smooth vocals and a knack for complex rhythmic shifts, Brill has a natural gift for musical storytelling, sharing her distinctive worldview through introspective lyrics inspired by everything from childhood experience to current relationship woes. “I make music because I can’t imagine not making music,” she says. 

Born and raised in Southern California, Brill grew up dabbling in guitar, piano, voice, and flute, inspired by 50s and 60s acts (The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Mamas and The Papas, Simon and Garfunkel) whose work spanned a wide spectrum of styles. “I love songs that are unexpected, full of contrasting elements,” she says. “I like to be surprised.” Brill released a self-produced Christmas album via Bandcamp in 2016, piquing her interest in a music career; then in 2018 she won a nationwide contest, judged by British artist Jessie J, to record tracks at L.A.’s Capitol Records. In 2019 Brill released her debut self-titled pop EP under the name Sonora, written and recorded in Oceanside, CA. Later that year, she moved to Nashville to pursue her music career full-time.

Carli Brill

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