OH. Releases New Album "Synemotion"

The Greek-American progressive rock/metal artist OH. released her second vinyl and digital album "Synemotion" on April 24th, 2015. The album is available for streaming below, and you can get your own copy over here. OH. comments:

"'Synemotion' is a journey through the complex emotional states we experience when we are overwhelmed by concerns and fears – escapist feelings in the song 'Run Away,' anger and frustration in 'Rumpus' – wanting to cower and hide in 'Subterfuge' – longing and nostaglia in 'Elegy' and the experience of disappointment and let-down in the song 'Deception.' Finally, letting go and receiving the feeling in the song 'Reception' – and the awareness and sensation of irony knowing it will all start over again in the 'World of Warcraft.'

"The title track, 'Synemotion,' expresses in words this entire journey from pain and fear to release and hope. But most importantly the song uncovers how we cope with pain, fear, disappointment, depression, embarrassment and futility, it uncovers what actually happens to us, when we are overwhelmed by experience, and with a strange twist of perception, gifts the listener a path out of the darkness and despair, into an even more compelling and complex palette of emotions and sensations. The song gives hope and strength to walk through life even with wounds and disfigurement and have an even greater experience than before.

“I feel excited when I am initially making my music, but when I listen to the first draft, it reminds me of certain experiences that I have had personally – with people around me – circumstances, life itself and everything that has to do with daily things in life — this pain and anger and frustration – I want to resolve it and give an answer to this feeling. So while listening to my initial composition, what I do is pass through this feeling so I know what it is about and I know the story – so the listeners – myself included, can experience the feelings as a sound. I merge the total experience so it is a 'known thing' in my composition.

"By listening and experiencing this sound/feeling in my song, it comes to a resolution and we find peace – the sensations and emotions (synemotion) are resolved by passing through the sound of it and so essentially it gives hope – it’s not like all kinds of music – and is not to be confused with a psychological process – it’s just nice to make people get to know that none of their emotions…sensations and experiences..the 'sounds' are not permanent – they come and go..can be passed through as simply as passing through the rhythms and notes of a song – knowing they are not permanent …well this gives hope.”