“Call Me” goes beyond being a mere melody as it delivers an unforgettable experience that resonates through your entire body. The hypnotic quality becomes apparent with the song’s first beat. The groove moves at a leisurely pace yet maintains profound depth because it follows a predetermined direction. Jenny draws from her jazz background and cinematic style to produce a vocal performance that blends boldness with smoothness and reflects the cool strength of Annie Lennox together with Portishead’s dark atmosphere. But this isn’t mimicry—it’s something fresh. The song masterfully combines power and softness while maintaining an extraordinary balance.
“Call Me” emerged instinctively as Jenny wrote it during an extensive drive while in a state of flow. The song lyrics convey a type of love which simply asserts possession. “Call me devil or call me queen because either way I own you”, Jenny sings and you believe her. The sound emerges from wave-like layers that build the track. The sensual bass by Ariane Cap maintains a consistent rhythm throughout while Nick Carico’s drums build in complexity as the track progresses. The guitar brings a textured grittiness that delivers the perfect touch of edge. The synth produces a shimmering backdrop that creates a dreamy pulsating atmosphere for the track. It’s easy to lose yourself in it.
“Call Me” captures attention through its seamless combination of self-assuredness and atmosphere. The chorus establishes its presence while making an indelible mark. The single demonstrates both refined production quality and essential raw elements when recorded at The Mad Scientist Studios located in Sebastopol, CA. This song stays with you because you will want to replay it to experience its captivating draw once more. Jenny Maybee releases a song that extends an invitation to her artistic world which listeners will want to explore again and again.
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