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Slower Than Usual

Ariel Beesley
Ariel Beesley – EP
Alternative

About Song

The melody is reminiscent of The Cure, Blondie and New Order. The synthesizer at the beginning and end are fantastic. Beesley’s vocals are impressive on her debut EP.

About Artist

Ariel Beesley grew up in California in the San Fernando Valley and moved to NYC to attend The New School where she majored in poetry and began writing songs on her ukulele inspired by her idols Robert Smith, Debbie Harry and other new wave artists. When it comes to her lyrics, Beesley said, "I write very simplistic lyrics because I want them to be an undeniable punch to your heart. The feeling of- "damn, I've felt that too." Because when it comes down to it, we all lead different lives, but a lot of us experience the same emotions."

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