Please enjoy Moda Spira from Lafayette, CO (but now calls Nashville home) performing her song Bed from her 2018 album Divorce. This live performance was filmed in Studio 615 in Nashville. Subscribe for the latest OurVinyl performances at Follow OurVinyl:
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About Moda Spira:
Singer, songwriter and producer Latifah Alattas opens her heart and soul with Moda Spira, a project marked by an uncommon emotional honesty and melodies brimming with tenderness. Her intimate vocals are complimented by music that wraps you in its comforting warmth and draws you into the embrace of the heart’s deep core. “In Latin, moda spira means the continual act of breathing,” Alattas says. “I began writing to explore what intimacy means, in all its beautiful and maddening aspects. There are times in relationships that are so intense, you find yourself saying, ‘Just keep breathing!’ Like loving, breathing is something you have to do everyday to feel alive. Moda Spira felt like the perfect title for this project.”
Alattas has a long resume that includes time as a solo artist and work with Page CXVI, a band that reinterprets traditional hymns, the indie rock band Autumn Film and Sola-Mi, an experimental trio. She has produced albums for indie artists, including A Boy & His Kite, helping them place “Cover Your Tracks” on the soundtrack for Twilight: Breaking Dawn, Part II. Her songs have been featured on One Tree Hill, The Gates, Lifetime Films and the film The House at the End of the Street. She’s also composed incidental music for MTV and E! Moda Spira is her return to solo performing. Her sophomore release Divorce is out everywhere now.
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Lyrics:
Sometimes, I don’t know, if I am healing or hiding away.
So I’ll just pull these sheets over my head.
Why is it so hard to get out of bed?
‘Cause I don’t want to face the world today.
And I can’t tell up from down.
I can’t even put one foot on the ground.
Some days will just be, harder to focus, to breathe.
So I’ll just press into the hours that pass.
Why is it so hard to get out of bed?
So I will try to face the world today.
When I can’t tell up from down.
Maybe I can start, with one foot on the ground.
On the ground…on the ground…one foot on the ground…on the ground…
Credits:
Director: Tom Beal
Producer: Michael Moen
Camera 1: Allen Ralph
Camera 2: Tom Beal
Camera 3: Michael Moen
Camera 4: Robin Purlee
Tracking Engineer: Matt Wyman & Nick Byrd
Mixing Engineer: Kevin Dailey
Mastering Engineer: Kevin Dailey
Editor: Tom Beal
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