Caroline Kingsbury's latest single, "Our House," exemplifies forward-thinking pop music, as with its dreamy, ecstatic vibe, the song radiates joy and love.
Caroline, known for her emotionally charged music, delivers a compelling piece that resonates deeply with her personal experiences and the LGBTQ+ community at large. Caroline Kingsbury created this single as a form of rejection of bigotry, especially directed at those who seek to repress Queer and trans communities.
She wrote the song to express her struggles and the support she found in the family she chose. In recent years, she suffered significant personal losses, including the death of her brother to brain cancer, and the abandonment of her father when she came out. However, the Queer community provided the strength and comfort she needed, and "Our House" is a heartfelt tribute to that support network.
The lyrics of "Our House" celebrate her defense of her beliefs. Some of the fragments of the song leave listeners with the feeling of being safe:
"In our house our house Just you and me They say we're crazy But baby we're free"
Caroline Kingsbury sings about finding joy for joy's sake and love for love's sake, emphasizing the importance of a community free of religion, rules, or dogma.
Musically, “Our House” is a lush, forward-thinking pop song, featuring dreamy synths and vibrant beats that come together seamlessly. The track's instrumentation, with bright synths and powerful percussion, makes Caroline's voice stand out. The production is modern and polished but retains an emotional rawness that enhances the song's impact.
Caroline Kingsbury's vocal performance on "Our House" is particularly powerful, mixing defiance and euphoria in a way that captivates the listener. The contrast between her tender verses and the powerful, soaring chorus shows her vocal versatility.
"Our House'' is a powerful production that celebrates the resilience, individuality, and power of the LGBTQ+ community.
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