"Over" was such an amazing experience because what started as guitar and voice became a much more experimental track. from Barcelona, and while I dearly adore them, I feel like the style of music I want to make now is quite different. That first EP is composed of five songs that I wrote when I was getting ready to move to the U.S. Q: This is your first piece of music in 2022, what can listeners expect to have changed since your previous release, Pieces?Ī: I was 17 when I recorded Pieces so it is safe to say that so much has changed, both sonically and personally. They barely changed from the first version I wrote they felt right. The first thing I came up with was the guitar pattern, and then the lyrics fluttered out-almost like I needed to cough up the words, like they had been stuck inside me and wanted to get out. "Over" was written in my kitchen, while I paid little attention to the Zoom class ongoing in the background. I feel that with music acquire different meanings and I am able to see them from another perspective. I love how the lyrics are unafraid to show some vulnerability, to tell a possible past lover that it’s not over 'til you say so! What was your process in writing this song? Did it start out of an anecdote, a line stuck in your head, or was it more slowly developed?Ī: I like my songs to become the pathway to expressing thoughts I would have otherwise drowned out. Q: "Over" has a very genuine yearning to it. We caught up with June to discuss her acoustic-and-electronics single "Over," the influence of fine art on her music, and her future. June is back with a new single, “ Over," which she made with friends from U-M. While the sadder side of Spanish folk music courses through June's songs, she also cites England's Radiohead, Ireland's Damien Rice, and America's Bon Iver-no strangers to melancholy melodies-as influences. In 2021, June released an EP, Pieces, shot a video for the single "Mine," and played shows at venues in downtown Ann Arbor, and the University of Michigan’s annual Springfest. Photo courtesy Cece June.Ĭece Duran was born and raised in Barcelona, where she is currently spending her summer.īut it's in Ann Arbor where she's building her name as a singer-songwriter under the guise Cece June. Greatest Hits: Jim Reeves & Patsy Cline 12 Greatest Hits The Patsy Cline Story Sweet Dreams Live at the Opry Loretta Lynn & Patsy Cline on Tour, Vol.Cece June's family background as gallery owners are her own art history studies help inform the rising Barcelona-Ann Arbor artist's music. Is this the Maid or the Chauffer having an Affair with the Lord or Lady of the House?Īll we know for certain from these Lyrics is that this love is FORBIDDEN.
Is this a case of INCEST? Sometimes people really LOVE their family. Is this a case of MISCEGENY? An Interracial Scandal. Is this a GAY AFFAIR? The song was written by 2 Men. OR maybe the antagonist is ENGAGED to be married. he or she has obviously been MARRIED since BEFORE the 2 lovers ever met. and the protagonist complies to also avoid the SCANDAL. So JUST KISSING is a SCANDAL in this story for the antagonist. then WHY should the antagonist care that people know they had kissed? If they had just hooked up 1 time or a couple times or if they had courted/dated etc. but what is the harm in knowing they have kissed unless it is FORBIDDEN LOVE. doesn't want anyone to know that they have ever kissed. most would say Patsy Cline is the protagonist. Unrequited love? mmm-kay But it is obviously MORE than that.
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