The music is beautifully written, and the words are amazing. Imagine that – music where the words are the focal point. Something that is lost in the heavy beat and bass laden world of today’s music. To experience the magic of Lyrics Of Twojust listen to “Summer Song (Hey, Hey)” and you will get the idea why I am singing praises about them.
This particular poem was inspired by the (bird of) paradise flower, which Marie Helen became fixated on and decided to write about after she walked through her garden one day. Marie is the author of a volume of poetry titled Celebrating The Holidays And Seasons With Poetry And The Smaller Things In Nature as well as a children’s book The Tales Of The Helpful Friends And The Garden Show.
The most recent single “Summer Song (Hey, Hey)” from Lyrics Of Two is the latest single being dropped last week. It is a lively, high energy, country dance song. The song is written by Marie Helen Abramyan a Los Angeles songwriter, author, and founder of Lyrics Of Two.
Summer Song (Hey Hey) is a refreshing and avant garde country pop song from Los Angeles based band, “Lyrics of Two.” The track was written by band founder Marie Helen Abramyan, a songwriter and poet whose work we’ve featured before. One thing Marie has become known for in her writing is an emphasis on seasons. Her poems and songs often capture the essence of a particular season, and its role in nature.
From a songwriting perspective, Summer Song (Hey, Hey) is both interesting and rightfully worthy of widespread attention. The writer – Marie Helen Abramyan – underlines a clear awareness of what works in music; what connects and what satisfies a broader audience. At the same time as having this understanding, there’s also a clear level of freedom within the writing, and a certain sense of being carefree – lost in the harmony, wrapped up in the melody – and thanks to all of this in unison, the effect passes over to you as you listen.
It’s easy to see how Marie Helen’s poetry style translates over to songwriting as her poems are very rhythmic and well choreographed, with timed rhymes strategically placed throughout. Her poems tend to reflect on the changing seasons. Marie is a busy bee on many fronts and just completed a children’s book titled “The Rhyming Tales Of The Helpful Friends And The Garden Show.” I recommend checking it out even if you don’t have children. Everyone should take the time to recapture a bit of childhood innocence once in a while.
@LyricsOfTwo pushes out yet another chart topping single with “California Loving” – an ode to all things which draw us into the state’s bosom: climate, ocean views and luxuriant pastures. #360WatchList.
Renowned Musician, Songwriter and Poet Marie Helen and her Band “Lyrics Of Two” are Blazing Trails
“NO GIMMICKS, JUST MUSIC!”.
Lyrics of Two (@LyricsOfTwo) is a fierce ensemble compromised of a classically trained pianist, song birds and composers.
Marie Helen Abramyan’s Band “Lyrics of Two” Soars to New Heights
Lyrics Of Two: “California Loving” a melodic recipe for success!.With the release of their latest single titled “California Loving”, Lyrics Of Two has accumulated rave reviews and yet another chart topping single..
Over the course of the piece Lyrics of Two employ a painterly approach to song craft, allowing every detail to shimmer and shine. With lyrics that focus upon the joy that comes with caring for others, the inspirational message lingers in the mind…By far the true heart and soul comes from the thoughtful lyricism, as Lyrics of Two chooses to wonder upon a greater world, one that embraces togetherness, that celebrates bringing so many to work towards a common goal.
Known for her songwriting and poetry, Los Angeles based artist Marie Helen Abramyan is a creative force. Her poetry frequently explores seasonal themes. “A Summer’s Beach Day” is one such example of this. It’s an upbeat, optimistic poem which captures a the carefree and innocent ambiance of summertime at the beach. It takes you to those seemingly endless summers that make you forget about all the struggles of modern life.
The band Lyrics of Two has been making waves for quite some time now and has distinguished itself as one of the most original bands in Los Angeles. Its success has been attributed to the poet, songwriter/composer Marie Helen Abramyan
“In Lyrics Of Two’s song Let’s Make This Earth From House To Home”, it is above all a question of compassion, good waves, love, hope in life and in others. A message of global peace. The song is written by band member Marie Helen Abramyan who is also a poet and children’s books author,and the text of the song will resonate within you as a positive message that will surely catch your eye. The song has already won many people because it is broadcast around the world. She has been among the top six most popular songs on Miami Country Radio…”(Translated from original french text)
Lyrics Of Two – creating profoundly beautiful music from subtle and unforced moments. Listening to their music, you’ll begin to realize that Lyrics Of Two speak with their songwriting choices as clearly as they speak with their lyrics. It’s the distinction between a film fleshing out its narrative with clever cinematography as opposed to needless exposition.
This single released by Lyrics Of Two is beautiful, it actually feels like the outro to some inspiring, important film. From the opening instrumentation, to the moment the leading voice begins to sing, then right on through every single lyric, you get a somewhat overwhelming sense of positivity and hopefulness.
Feather Haiku-by Marie Helen Abramyan…
“Feather Haiku” is one of Marie Helen’s most recent poems. She is becoming known for her seasonally themed poetry.
Marie Helen Abramyan and her award winning project Lyrics Of Two,for one,has noticed how numb we’ve become (or maybe always were),and isn’t having any of it. Their new single, “Let’s Make This Earth From House To Home”, meditates on, and makes the case for, life not being some whimsical fate of errors, but a tragedy so unbelievably self-inflicted because of our indifference. Mankind has a profound misunderstanding of its own survival.