Her debut Devotion was called “the sound of contemporary contemplation: morning-after party rhythms, hazy melodies, hands-on instruments and the private space between them.” And her follow-up Colourgrade, “a subconscious snapshot” which explores recovery, gratitude and new beginnings. Tirzah is all about quiet being the new loud pairing offbeat R&B melodies with unpolished production enabling space for honesty and emotional interiority.
