Kevin Bronson on September 14th, 2022

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When searching for a path to navigate through shame, grief and the specific loneliness that accompanies you even in a crowded room, look no further than the lyrical map-making of Los Angeles based-artist Miya Folick. Since her critically acclaimed debut album, “Premonitions,” came out in 2018, Folick has been traversing some challenges of her own. Letting yourself down, finding new ground, coming-of-age kind of challenges. They all appear with fierce clarity on Folick’s new EP, “2007.” It boasts an exhilarating mix of sounds and styles, an eclecticism that reflects Folick’s increased writerly confidence and playful disposition. These songs are about discovering that intensity doesn’t always equal chaos. Sometimes excitement and joy and humor can be found in the quiet, out-of-the-way places you never thought to look. She comes to the Teragram Ballroom on Sept. 27, supported by NoSo and Olivia Kaplan.

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