Dixie Ziemba is a creative singer at heart as well as at art, making neat music that offers a tranquil and easy listening experience with her tenderly-nurtured voice. She exudes such high musicianship, enthusiasm, and sincerity that her music feels infectious and joyful, even when she is interpreting a profoundly touching ballad like her latest single, “Broken Glass.” It is pretty obvious that she loves the timeless standards in her eclectic brand of musical style…the good thing is that she has both the voice and phrasing to make her music sound fresh and relevant.
She wants to carve her own niche in the music industry and does not necessarily feel compelled to copy her predecessors. She instead wants to display a sound of her own within the traditions of first-rate singing, and that makes her a pretty badass in showbiz.
What makes “Broken Glass” feel so special is that a listener can understand and relate to the lyrics. This track that she co-wrote with fellow musician Andrew Hall has all the markings of a viral hit and really draws inspiration from her own experience with heartbreak.
This touching tune has been accompanied by a very telling piano melody that is sweet and warm and offers the perfect bed of support for Dixie Ziemba’s softly raw and candid vocals to flourish. She sings from her heart and soul and allows the listener to develop their own intimate connections with the lyrics.
“Broken Glass” is all about finding that the person you thought would be your life partner isn’t exactly who they said they were and has been pretending all along, wasting both of your time and maybe just using you for convenience!
This track is deeply relatable, and that soulful performance over the chill-out piano melodies makes the track even more likeable. This is the kind of music that registers deep in your heart, and then it is long enough for you to relish every second of it.
To listen to this special track and add it to your library; follow the attached link, and while at it, recommend the track to others because it is deserving of much wider recognition!
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