Lolli Wren goes into technique, but also acknowledges her emotional response. Three reactions worth watching are by these music professionals: Lolli Wren aka The Fairy Voice Mother in England, Julia Nilon in Australia, and John Henny in California. It reminded me of that famous line: ‘Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned’. It is a powerful performance that triggers anger, compassion, tears. Hundreds have reacted to this video over the years, some technically, others emotionally, recalling their own memories of betrayal. After it was over, I like how she matter-a-factly stated, “That’s that one.” Having written and performed My Mind at Sofar in front of a live audience must’ve been part of her healing process, and a cathartic experience for those listening who may have also suffered a betrayal and loss of love.

This is such a profoundly visceral experience executed with the utmost skill and talent I just had to share it. I normally wouldn’t post something like this, however. Sofar Sounds connects artists and music-lovers around the world through intimate shows in unique venues. YEBBA performing “My Mind” at Sofar NYC on September 30th, 2016. Be prepared to have your mind blown listening to YEBBA sing My Mind at Sofar NYC. I would rank YEBBA up there with other exceptional authentic female vocalists like Eva Cassidy, Lissie, and Angelina Jordan. The camera shows some women sitting motionless in rapt attention. Her voice slowly builds to a powerful expression of rage, hurt, and grief, to the point where she is about to lose her mind. The song opens with her discovering that her partner has been cheating on her, then shows her reaction. She does this with her very versatile voice and just her guitarist softly backing her up. I never heard a singer express such raw emotion, yet within a precise musical structure.

Sofar NYC had recorded it and later posted it on their YouTube channel. Over 5 years ago, when she was 21, she gave a powerful, emotive performance of her song “My Mind” at Sofar (Songs From A Room) in New York City. She is an American singer-songwriter from West Memphis, Arkansas. I recently discovered this amazing artist on YouTube. We wish her peace of mind, a joy-filled heart, and a successful fulfilling career.īorn Abigail Elizabeth Smith, she went by Abbey Smith until she changed her name professionally to Yebba-Abbey spelled backwards-in honor of her mother who had given her that nickname. January 16, 2022: Today is YEBBA’s 27th birthday.

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