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Kaylee Federmann: Color Theory

Kaylee Federmann: Color Theory

Kaylee Federmann Makes an Impressive First Statement With Her Debut Album “Color Theory”

by Jack Rush

Nashville-based alternative-pop artist Kaylee Federmann has released her debut album, Color Theory, a collection that demonstrates her instincts as a songwriter and her ability to give familiar experiences a distinctive perspective. Released November 5, the record marks an important development for an artist whose musical ambitions extend well beyond conventional pop.

Federmann has an interesting understanding of what makes music resonate. Rather than attempting to dictate how her audience should interpret a particular song, she leaves room for individual experience. It is an approach that requires confidence, particularly on a debut, where many artists become overly concerned with establishing a specific identity.

The concept behind Color Theory is relatively straightforward: individual songs correspond with colors that represent different memories, feelings, and experiences. The execution, however, suggests a songwriter interested in exploring the psychological connections between music and everyday life.

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