We are getting on board the hype train for the debut song of London-based singer-songwriter Dana Margolin. Whilst previously creating art in many forms, Dana has turned her attention towards singer-songwriting. The debut track is called ‘Big Beautiful Sound’ and, oddly, it’s a song of distance, echoes, and sad folk sensibilities.
The thesis of the track is that collectively, we’ve gone down a giant spiral staircase into the Earth’s core. Nothing grows in the perma-darkness, and yet humanity actively chose to go there. It is a song that speaks of finding a glowing ember in the depths of hell and despair, like a big, beautiful sound, that just might kickstart your ascend back to humanity again. This is captured through tight, tender, yet bobbing acoustic guitar, some excellent vocal production that introduces a small choir of backing vocals for the chorus, and sympathetic strings and keyboards. Dana nails the indie folk on a reflective downer vibe perfectly.
I’ve no idea what’s next for Dana Margolin, but you can keep up to date like me in two ways. Visit Dana Margolin’s website for tour dates, or read Dana’s Substack for a wider lens into her art.
‘Big Beautiful Sound’ is out now.
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