Release
Here Without You
„Here Without You" is about a man who has died by suicide two years ago. Of course processing all of these emotions and watching his family processing theirs, ended in Ginny writing about it. Originally there was no plan for this song to go anywhere (besides being played during a charity event put together to raise money for „CALM“ https://www.thecalmzone.net). But Ginny Loon has changed her mind as she realized over and over again during the past few months and years, that no matter what you are going through, once you start talking about it you usually find people who are experiencing similar feelings or situations. So she decided to share this one after all. Maybe it will open up some conversations or help somebody feel a little less alone.
The cover has been designed by Charlotte from "Minus Cloud Nine" (https://www.minuscloudnine.co.uk). With her brand, she’s doing a great job to educate people on the topic of mental health, share individual stories and most importantly putting an end to the stigma.
The song was recorded, mixed and produced by Alan Charles Smith. The Master was done by Stephen Kerrison at Weird Jungle.
Bubbles
"Bubbles" is a feel good tune written about Ginny Loons favorite Music Festival that takes place in her hometown of Winterthur. It is the highlight of the summer for many locals. The single release is timed perfectly for more good vibes during the festival season and early enough for everyone to learn the lyrics by the time Ginny and her Band get to perform it on the Mainstage of said event in August of 2023. Thus far, the peak of her career.
As most of her songs, "Bubbles" was recorded and produced by Alan Charles Smith Music in his studio in South London.
I Think I Think Too Much
Ginny Loon’s debut EP “I think I think too much” blends gentle vocals and acoustic instrumentals with energetic rock passages and powerful lyrics. This new collection of six tracks was created over the past few years and recorded with producer Alan Charles Smith. The EP invites you to tune into 22 minutes of harmonious and mesmerizing sounds that allow you to completely drift away.In her lyrics, the SRF 3 Best Talent nominee describes and reflects upon life and its different facets, such as friendship, womanhood, loneliness, love and familial history from an unusual perspective and with a fresh and dynamic approach:
Starting with an uplifting country tune about long lasting friendship, late night phone calls and midnight frenzy on the dance floor, “Josephine” compels you to tap your foot along.Ginny’s second track “Confident Girl” may sound just as light in the beginning, but it quickly emerges into an energetic and compelling track that carries emotional weight as the artist addresses the prevailing issues of struggling women in today’s society. With lingering reminiscence, the Swiss and UK based singer-songwriter contemplates loss and grief in “Airport bathroom” and addresses the topic of feeling uncomfortable in social situations in “Lonely Ones”, covering the burden of overthinking every behavioral aspect to exhaustion, ergo the apt EP title. The love song “Easy” swiftly transforms nostalgia into tenderness and endearment: "They want butterflies and tears in their eyes, ‘cause if it's easy it can't be right", she sings, claiming that love doesn't necessarily have to be passionate and heated: “’Cause the way that you don't make me feel just might prove it's real.” “Dolly’s Favourite” perfectly brings the colorful EP to a close, as Ginny merges musical storytelling with recollections of her deceased grandmother – a captivating narration that hits you right in the feels.
Ginny Loon’s first solo EP is uncompromisingly original and miscellaneous. Her tracks gentle and dreamy, yet her statements powerful, wistful and relatable: the perfect blend of airy music and fiery passion. - Nina Oeggerli
Airport Bathroom
Grief isn’t linear. As Jamie Anderson once said ‘Grief is just love with no place to go’ which means one moment you think you’re okay and the next you find yourself crying in an airport bathroom. Track three on Ginny Loon’s debut EP ‘Airport Bathroom’ explores the many emotions and layers that come with grief. Ginny Loon wanted the track to have its moment and thought January was the right month for it. So she decided to release it two weeks before the rest of the 'I Think I Think Too Much' EP. The song is about loss, love and loosing the ones who have been in your life from the very start. The people who were proud of you, were always in your corner cheering loudly in support of everything you did. Until they couldn’t.
Confident Girl
With the new release of „Confident Girl“ Ginny Loon once again displays her musical versatility. Many of her other songs are known for their heartwarming melodies and soft country-inspired tunes. However, Ginny’s „Confident Girl“ may sound light in the beginning, but it quickly emerges into an energetic and compelling track that carries emotional weight as she addresses the prevailing issues of struggling women in today’s society. This calm yet so powerful song epitomizes the feelings of women facing too many expectations, feeling pressured, angry, insecure, ashamed and unfairly treated.
The Swiss singer/songwriter imbues her songs with a rare vulnerability. Her voice - in the beginning low, soothing and accompanied by acoustic guitar - turns into tough vocals, emphasized by powerful electric guitar chords as she encourages other women to do the same: to not be quiet but scream and shout until they are heard. - Nina Oeggerli
Lonely Ones
“Lonely Ones” is the first single out of her Debut EP Ginny Loon has decided to release. While the sound of this song is more on the pop-rock side than any of her previous releases, the lyrics are far from the rock ’n' roll lifestyle. The Swiss and UK based Singer/Songwriter addresses the topic of being uncomfortable in social situations and overthinking every behavioral aspect to exhaustion. Feeling self-conscious, out of place and alone. Always planning an escape to go back home only to regret that decision in the morning. But eventually also realizing that everyone’s just fucking lonely at the end of the day.
If these walls could talk
“If These Walls Could Talk” is the second single Ginny Loon has decided to release independently. Once again, Ginny’s music is all about the lyrics. About remembering your childhood bedroom and the nostalgia that comes with it. About growing up as the youngest of three and having your world turned upside down when your brothers decide to move out. About how living in this world makes you forget who you are and that who you’re meant to be is probably the little girl who used to live in these four walls. All of this wrapped up in a memorable melody and the straight forward and clear voice of Ginny Loon.
Third Love
Ginny Loon’s debut single ‘Third Love’ takes you on a scenic journey of self actualisation and the emotive process of experiencing the three loves of your life to find that one person you know you want to do life with. The beautifully written lyrics hone in on personal growth and relationships while the country inspired soft melody allows you to close your eyes and fully escape into the music. The song leaves you with the empowering and thought provoking message that it isn’t always about what you imagined or what the world has taught you to expect, it’s about the moment you know you’ve arrived.
