Zoey Tess shares her new single "Stable Ground" which has an unmistakable warmth to Laurel Canyon.The song is about questioning stability, who stability serves, who it excludes, and what is left when systems start to crack. It's a song written as a dialogue with Uncle Sam, giving it a dramatic sharpness while also leveling it in real-world concern. She maintains her emotions, balancing the telling of her story with confrontation. The instrumentation has a natural quality, and her delivery makes us feel engaged, thoughtful, and a little disturbed.
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