Entransition gives something to think about, something to sing about â acoustic music that makes you realize it is truly an art that touches you in the deepest way possible.

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FOLK: Modern Folk, POP: Folky Pop



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After many years, Entransition is finally here. Like the steady but ever-changing waves that hit the shores of Hawaii where Entransition originates, her sound is refreshing but soothingly familiar. A self-proclaimed "late bloomer," Entransition discovered her musical voice take shape when a few guitar chords met the lyricism hidden in her poetry. Now, some-odd years later, after many crossroads and a big move to Los Angeles, we can experience the strength and frailty of Entransition.

Entransition attributes The Indigo Girls as her main musical influence. "The moment I heard their music...the way it made me feel...I knew I wanted to make people feel that way with my music." There is poignancy to her voice, both vocally and lyrically, and it does cause us to indeed feel. She sings about what is most important to usâour relationships with those whom we love, and how these ties change our lives.

Real, authentic, and vulnerable, Red as the Ocean Blue is the sound of what happens in the quiet moments of self-examination. Itâs finding out that you can't fight change; that no one is ever in one place physically, mentally, or emotionally. And if we're lucky, we may be able to come to the realization that beauty is in the process. Red as the Ocean Blue speaks to these moments when we find ourselves neither here nor thereâwhen we finally figure out that we ourselves are always in transition.