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We brought you two quick singles from Anna Leone back in March, but things have been fairly quiet from her since then. Luckily we finally have new music from her to bring you. "Remember" is sensational. The song is just Leone and a finer-picked guitar, but there is nothing more that we could possibly want. It has that intimate field recording feel, but it's the actual single. Leone's voice is as stunning as it has been, which is going to be what pulls you completely in. She wields it like a master will any instrument, and it's guaranteed to give you chills. Leone continues to be one of the most compelling artists in 2021, not just in folk but in all of music. Anna Leone says of the new song: "It deals with the promises we make to ourselves and others, and the way it can be a struggle to hold yourself accountable. It’s also about allowing yourself to be hopeful." You can watch the video for "Remember" below. I've Felt All These Things is due...

Photo by Savannah Setten If there is any justice in the world, 2021 will be huge for Anna Leone. As much as we loved "Once" earlier this month, her latest single has elevated our budding fandom. "Still I Wait" is a powerful, contemplative song. Leone uses her vocals and minimal instrumentation to create this lush, fully formed song that is impossible not to be completely enamored with. Sure, the song includes guitar, piano, and strings, but they're used just enough to help give "Still I Wait" structure. The song is focused on Leone's vocals, with good reason. Starting off as mostly a folk song, it builds impossibly slowly to something that's not quite folk and definitely not pop. It's a beautiful song from a new-to-us artist that we can't wait to hear more from. You can watch the video for "Still I Wait" below. For more on Anna Leone, check out the artist's website .

Every now and then we'll hear a single that is simply impossible to not love. The latest from Anna Leone is one of those songs. It's the kind of song that encompasses so many genres so masterfully that it's going to appeal to everyone. "Once" has elements of folk, indie pop, indie rock, and even mainstream pop. Leone's vocals are simply mesmerizing. "Once" is an auditory journey for the listener. It slowly builds and builds without truly reaching a crescendo. The journey is in the song itself, not the destination. If I was forced to compare this to any other artists, I'd say it's Hurray for the Riff Raff meets Lucy Dacus, although "Once" truly is one of a kind. You can watch the video for "Once" below. For more on Anna Leone, check out the artist's website .