The gifted musician who describes herself as a Neo-soul, R&B artist with a hint of Alternative released her three-track E.P, “Eye Do Not Exist” on Thursday, October 6th. Maarly concludes the project with a feature by Neo-soul musician, Tre Kirk in the song ‘Bonnie&Clyde’.
The soulful artist explains that the title of her newly released E.P “Eye Do Not Exist” is inspired by the ability to live freely, fearlessly and be in control. “Imagine being in a world where you can’t physically be seen by people”, the term ‘seen’ being metaphorical to ‘eye’ in the title of the E.P. She proceeds to say, “Where every sole decision relies on you.” Maarly emphasizes that people should care less about what others have to say and encourages listeners to be themselves.
The up-and-coming talent highlights how the E.P was inspired by the ups and downs she encountered throughout her life in a short period of time. How certain phases in her life had the potential to either make or break her. Furthermore, she explains that there is a contrast of light-hearted and deeper songs in the E.P that reflect her personal feelings. Her thought process in her lyricism was stimulated by self-doubt, trying to figure out who she is, as well as her ability to transverse and write from an alter ego she tends to step into at times. Maarly tells fans that she created the project ‘Eye Do Not Exist’ to “finally let people in”, but not allow them to control or validate her and her life. “I’m just gonna do me”, says the soulful talented musician.
Check out Maarly’s latest E.P “Eye Do Not Exist" below:
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