Artist Spotlight - Tasha Solomita 'Grey Light' EP Review
Tasha Solomita Paints Relationships in Color on New EP Grey Light
Tasha Solomita takes emotional complexity and transforms it into something vibrant and alive on Grey Light. This four-track EP doesn’t just tell love stories; it holds up a mirror to relationships, reflecting back all the beauty, distortion, and unexpected truths that come with real connection.
California-born and now Brooklyn-based, Solomita crafts Grey Light as a series of four connected chapters. Each track pulses with its own unique energy, yet together they create a powerful emotional journey. Storytelling is at the heart of the project, as Solomita navigates the peaks and valleys of relationships and effortlessly blends genres to keep us guessing.
What really sets Grey Light apart is its emotional color palette. Solomita paints each song with shades like melancholy blue, somber grey, self-righteous chartreuse, passionate crimson, and introspective violet. It’s a creative framing that captures every messy, beautiful hue between heartbreak and self-discovery.
There’s a playful intelligence woven throughout the EP. The house of mirrors concept gives each track a sly wink, reminding us that sometimes the real story in a relationship is the one we’re telling ourselves.
You can hear echoes of Amy Winehouse, Ella Fitzgerald, and Joni Mitchell in the soulful phrasing and storytelling, but Grey Light is unmistakably Solomita’s own vision. Her perspective shines through every note.
Grey Light is reflective, colorful, and emotionally sharp; a soundtrack for long drives with the windows down and those moments when you realize every relationship leaves you changed, with a new version of yourself in the rearview mirror.
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