We previously featured Amy-Lin Slezak when she shared her conscious depth and empowering nature with her debut single, How Dare She, so when we heard that the star was back with the phenomenally titled, Known 3 Yrs. Seen 24 Hrs., we were curious to say the least, and couldn’t wait to listen and share our experience!

Drawing us in with a bright and immersive country meets folk-rock hybrid soundscape with astral frequencies, Amy-Lin sings, “Digging up the past, cleaning out the closet, there is the back, that’s where I found it, bunch of old songs on cassette, fittingly labelled ‘memorex’…”

The opus evolves with a situational and relatable narrative-driven brand of song writing as Amy-Lin shares her unique timbre and a story of “past friendships (who were a bit more than that at times?)”! There is a relatable vibe to what Amy-Lin conveys, and there is a cinematic allure attached to the track as the New Yorker brings to life vivid imagery, that we indeed cannot forget!

Known 3 Yrs. Seen 24 Hrs. would be perfect for an array of synch deals – a Netflix romantic comedy, or a big Hollywood coming of age movie. The options are endless and Amy-Lin’s descriptively brilliant writing is captivating and poetic.

With reference to her creation, Amy-Lin confesses, ” I keep hearing that lyrics and story telling no longer matter, but I refuse to believe it! We all have stories that make us grin and chuckle over the inside jokes only lifelong friends are in on! This is one of mine!”

We learn that Known 3 Yrs. Seen 24 Hrs. was brought to life by Amy-Lin’s remote “dream team” including Amy-Lin herself as songwriter and vocalist, Andrew Timothy on acoustic and electric guitars, bass, Chris Reed from the UK slaying on drums, whilst Michael Cleveland plays fiddle, and Matthew Kutoloski shares his skill with pristine mixing and mastering.

Naturally, we have added Known 3 Yrs. Seen 24 Hrs. to our New Music Spotlight playlist, and our TIMELESS playlist, whilst we continue to stream Amy-Lin Slezak‘s wider discography, and anticipate future releases from the star!

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Establishing the mood with a country meets pop-rock hybrid energy featuring an intricate guitar soundscape, Amy-Lin Slezak opens How Dare She with poignant and intentional prose, which immediately feels authentic, and holds a cinematic allure.

Through Amy’s captivating brand of storytelling, we swiftly learn that How Dare She is about a confident, unapologetic woman who refuses to conform to society’s expectations. The star challenges traditional gender roles and showcases her true self with her message. Her success and defiance might highlight the insecurity of those who try and control or belittle her, but Amy knows who she is.

The repeated refrain of “how dare she” mocks the outrage of those threatened by her strength. In essence, it’s an empowering anthem celebrating resilience, independence, and self-worth. We deeply connect with the self-realized nature of what Amy-Lin Slezak manifests and the timeless adjacency of her debut single, making the song perfect for a multitude of synch deals.

We learn that Amy-Lin Slezak studied performing arts at SUNY Fredonia and the University of Memphis Opera Program. This expertise really comes to life in her art. It is clear that she has lots of stage experience and has performed in many musical theatre roles.

Now that her kids are grown, she has found new inspiration to create again. Her life experiences give her plenty of stories and emotions to share through her art and How Dare She stands as a perfect example of exactly this.

Naturally, we have added How Dare She to our New Music Spotlight playlist, and our TIMELESS playlist, whilst we continue to stream Amy-Lin Slezak‘s growing discography, including her sophomore single, To Grow Old, and anticipate future releases from the rising star.

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