In a stunning display of his many talents, singer/songwriter Mo Klé releases the debut single for his upcoming EP. “Sophie” is a gentle ballad with glimmering guitars and sentimental melodies, the perfect introduction to the artist. Klé nimbly navigates the soft tones of the track with ease, making the breezy track feel all the more natural and purposeful. The lyrics paint vivid imagery as “Sophie” marks the beginning of a new era for Mo Klé.
In “Sophie,” the Swiss songwriter René Grünenfelder aka Mo Klé paints a poignant picture of a relationship transforming with the arrival of a baby. It’s a theme many parents can probably relate to. Grünenfelder, who became a father one year ago, expresses the yearning for the lost moments of intimacy and connection. The lyrics reflect on the changes and acknowledge the challenges and sacrifices both partners have faced. “Sophie” is the first single of a self-produced and self-recorded EP by the songwriter. The EP, Songs From The Attic, is due to be released this spring. This first single as all of the other songs were recorded in Grünenfelder’s Attic Studio in the old town of Switzerland’s St. Gallen. The minimalistic production of the songs centers around guitars. The production highlights the intimacy and essence of the songs. All tracks, including this debut single, were recorded within Grünenfelder’s Attic Studio, nestled in the historic heart of St. Gallen, Switzerland. This musical endeavor features a minimalist production approach, placing a spotlight on the soulful resonance.
