Evelyn Frances’ “I Could Feel You” is a mantra, an intoxicating incantation, and a warning. It’s as much a reflection on our desecrated environment as it is about the fractured human condition in which we currently find ourselves. Accompanied by a beautiful yet somber music video directed by [Samantha Shay](http://www.samantha-shay.com/), founder of Source Material Records, and videographed by [Chloe Jarnac](https://www.chloejarnac.com/), Evelyn sings to Mother Nature, engages with her, maybe even asks her for forgiveness. The track begins with stripped-down and raw vocals, which crescendo into a rhymically charged cacophony, followed by a delicate dénoument of flutes, and loop back to the vocal mantra to complete the cycle. Bliss.
“I Could Feel You” is the second single off Frances’ seven-track debut album, _Seed_, which, along with the strained relationship between humanity and nature, touches upon the many faces of love and anxiety. Grammy-winning engineer and producer [Phil Joly](https://www.philjoly.net/) (Daft Punk, Lana Del Rey, The Strokes) creates an ethereal sonic landscape fit for contemplation and meditation, which pairs seamlessly with Shay and Jarnac’s aerial visuals.
_Seed_, and more specifically, “I Could Feel You” are the natural results of a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist born from a jazz instrumentalist and author, whose childhood was shaped by creativity, pop-culture and the power of words, and whose mission to blend experimental, folk and electronica has been accomplished.
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_Seed_ releases April 26th, in conjunction with an [album release concert](https://www.facebook.com/events/402226880342152/) held at C’mon Everybody Venue in Brooklyn, NY.
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