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Liz Longley - Torture | OurVinyl Sessions

Stream/purchase here: https://ourvinyl.ffm.to/liz-torture Check out Liz Longley from Downingtown, PA performing her song "Torture", which can be found on the 2020 album "Funeral For My Past" . This live performance was filmed at OurVinyl Studios in Nashville. New sessions every week! Subscribe for the latest OurVinyl performances: http://bit.ly/1FkkrKs Follow OurVinyl: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ourvinyl Twitter: https://twitter.com/ourvinyl Instagram: https://instagram.com/ourvinyl/ SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/ourvinyl Follow Liz Longley: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LizLongleyMu... Twitter: https://twitter.com/lizlongley Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lizlongley/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/LizLongley About Liz Longley: Best known for her stop-you-in-your-tracks voice, Liz Longley is an accomplished singer-songwriter based out of Nashville. Known for her deeply emotional music, Longley has earned accolades from some of the most prestigious songwriting competitions in the country, including the BMI John Lennon Songwriting Scholarship Competition. Her self-titled debut album received critical acclaim, being described as “a thing of beauty” (Pop Dose) and “packed with instantly memorable pop rock songs…” (Popmatters). Her follow up album Weightless, released in 2016, was praised as “stunning” (HuffPost) and “something more; a cleverness, a wit and a mix of musical styles” (Dallas Morning News). Liz’s music has been featured on TV shows such as Lifetime’s "Army Wives,” ABC’s "Beauty & The Beast" and MTV’s “Scream.” The Berklee College of Music graduate worked alongside 5-time Grammy-nominated producer, Paul Moak, on her much awaited sixth album, Funeral For my Past. The record was funded by a loyal fanbase on the Kickstarter platform, raising over $150,000. The remarkable fan support made Longley the #4 most funded solo female musician in Kickstarter history - a story covered by Billboard. In January, Longley’s new single, 3 Crow, was embraced by the press and music fans alike, expressing “the beauty in the song lies within how real the story is…” (Atwood Magazine) and describing the sound as “Christina Perri-esque vocals with a calming effect akin to Lana Del Rey…” (Audio Femme). In the streaming era, when it proves more and more difficult for artists to find the support they need, independent singer-songwriter Liz Longley stands out as a singular exception. The Nashville-based musician has found a loving give-and-take with listeners: Longley shares her music with the world, enriching fans’ lives, and in return, they provided her with the means necessary for her to make music on her own terms. About OurVinyl: OurVinyl films creative live performances with both emerging and established musicians. Artists they've worked with include Tyler Childers, St. Paul and The Broken Bones, Ed Sheeran, Trevor Hall, Allen Stone, Dispatch, and Donavon Frankenreiter. They strive to push the production envelope by filming artists in unique settings that complement the music while capturing studio quality audio regardless of the setting. It’s all live, all one take, no punching in, no autotune, no cheating. Just high energy and true authenticity. For more information you can visit https://www.ourvinyl.tv/ Lyrics: Being without you Is being locked in a room An eternal afternoon set to a song sung out of town Over and over again Why does it feel like torture? Not to have your skin on mine How I lived before you loved me Now I’m dying all the time All my pleasure choked by pain Since I let you let you get away Should’ve tied to you bed When I had you in the flesh Now I’m chained to the memory How the music played loud How my hair came down How you kissed my mouth with a fire I can’t put out Why does it feel like torture? Not to have your skin on mine How I lived before you loved me Now I’m dying all the time I’m only mad for you my love I come alive for you my love I’m only mad for you Why does it feel like torture? Not to have your skin on mine How I lived before you loved me Now I’m dying all the time Credits: Tracking Engineer: Nick Byrd Mix Engineer: Dylan Alldredge Mastering Engineer: Kevin Dailey Director: Michael Reuther Producer: Amber Christian Camera 1: Craig Hill Camera 2: Michael Moen Camera 3: Nick Ingram Photographer: Molly Mantlow Songwriter: Liz Longley Cellist: Cara Fox