Last month, Chicago’s Myra Keyes unleashed her first single of the year, “Foam.” The song serves as a lead single for her album, Signature Move. “Foam” is a genre-fluid record that borrows sounds from Alt-Pop, Indie Pop, etc. The bouncy jam allows Myra Keyes’ unique voice and clever, palpable lyricism to shine.
“Foam” oozes excellence through its introspective/extrospective lyrics. The song is a self-reflective record. Its theme blends well with the overall theme of her album, Signature Move. “The album explores the mundane, ordinary, and redundant – also sincerity, adjustment, punishment, procrastination, self-sabotage, and impermanence.” Myra Keyes continues, “It’s a self-critical set of songs, but I think being self-critical is a signal of coming to know yourself.”
“Foam” is track three on Signature Move. Myra Keyes enlisted Scott Weddle and Matt Brown to collaborate on the record. The masterful “Foam” is a great example of the growth of Myra Keyes’ artistry and penmanship. Press play on “Foam” and Signature Move today.
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