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Tuesday, July 27, 2021
Dallas-native Bayleigh Cheek’s awards-nominated “Immortals” EP gets national release via women owned-and-operated Red Zeppelin Records.
Swirling “Release Me” single reflects influences
including Patti Smith, Bjork, Joni Mitchell, PJ Harvey; Cheek plays label showcase this Friday. +++
Bayleigh
Cheek as photographed by Wyldcosmia +++ PLAY, POST & SHARE Bayleigh Cheek | “Release Me”
[STREAM]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Mo0JajssVs +++ Listen to “Release Me” from “Immortals”
by Bayleigh Cheek at Central
Track or at the link above. “She hones her pop-rock and psychedelic influences
into a seamless shiver-inducing meld of harmonies,” says Central
Track in its “Song of The Day” coverage of Bayleigh Cheek’s “Release
Me,” from her recently released “Immortals”
EP. Cheek says, “This song is about what it means to realize you’ve believed a
lie or false identity of yourself and the process of becoming free from it and
knowing the truth. The music portrays that experience. It seems to be one thing
on the outside, fun and cheerful, but something else and deeper on the inside.” +++ Bayleigh Cheek “Immortals” EP Out Now (Red Zeppelin Records) Streaming Link: STREAM FULL EP
Track Listing: 01. Machine Dream 02. Tale of an Immortal 03. Release Me (STREAM) 04. Visage 05. Illume +++ Bayleigh Cheek | Live
07/30/2021: Dallas, TX @ Double Wide Red Zeppelin Records Night w/ God of
Love, Abbreviations, Bayleigh Cheek Tickets: https://bit.ly/RZR-073021 +++ Bayleigh Cheek | About It was only natural for native Dallas-based musician Bayleigh Cheek to become a songwriter
and performer. She began her love affair with music at an early age thanks to
her immersive upbringing. Both parents were in the music scene, exposing her to
a variety of sounds ranging from psychedelic and folk to progressive rock and
new wave. Cheek’s own influences, including Patti Smith, Bjork, Joni Mitchell, and PJ Harvey, can be detected on her “Immortals” EP, out now. Originally a self-release that brought Cheek two 2020 Dallas Observer Music Awards nominations for “Best New Artist” and “Best
EP,” the five-song set is available now on the newly-formed women
owned-and-operated label Red Zeppelin
Records, an outgrowth of the popular McKinney, Texas record store. “She hones her pop-rock and psychedelic influences
into a seamless shiver-inducing meld of harmonies throughout the track,” says
music discovery website Central Track
of the “Immortals” single “Release Me” (produced by local legend John Dufilho of The Deathray Davies.) Cheek comments, “This song is about what it means to
realize you’ve believed a lie or false identity of yourself and the process of
becoming free from it and knowing the truth. The music portrays that
experience. It seems to be one thing on the outside, fun and cheerful, but
something else and deeper on the inside.” She continues, “For a few years now I have been
writing this concept album around this idea. The thing in the back of your head
that feeds you lies about yourself and how easily it is to fall into false
concepts of yourself and believe them. “Whether it was caused by an incident in your life or
society, sometimes we just end up believing those lies. When I started writing ‘Release Me,’ it was almost begging to
be the first song I released, almost like a foreshadowing saying, ‘Hey, we’re
about to talk about some dark things, but I promise you’ll see the other side
of it.’ I want people to see the victory before the chaos.” About the “Immortals”
EP, Cheek gets right to it, saying, “In
the moments where you feel lost or confused, when you can’t peel yourself up
off the ground, there’s a sort of strength that you manifest when you decide to
get back up, wipe the dirt off your face, and find the truth within yourself.
That truth becomes immortal.” The “Immortals”
EP by Bayleigh Cheek is out now via Red Zeppelin Records. A full-length
album is in the works for 2022. Bayleigh Cheek is available for
interviews. Contact Josh Bloom
at Fanatic for more information. +++ Bayleigh
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