Artist and designer Kathleen Warner, who performs under the moniker Lyrah, breathes new life into a classic on her irresistible new track “Everywhere” – track eleven on HIGH FREQUENCY Volume 2. Written by the late Christine MvCie and originally released in 1987 on Fleetwood Mac’s 14th studio album Tango in the Night, “Everywhere” lends itself perfectly to Lyrah’s dance-focused sound and show stopping vocals. Drenched in reverb, adding an otherworldly, cavernous quality to the immediately recognizable 80s’ synth intro, Lyrah’s topline dances across a lush chord progression and the pulse of a heavy kick drum while angelic harmonies fill the track with celestial choir of her own making. Prompted by a request to cut vocals for a version of the song a friend’s label was planning to release, Lyrah recorded the vocals while in London this summer. After learning the label had gone in a different direction, Lyrah found herself returning to the song’s potential. “Anytime I was on the train commuting to sessions in London I was working on it and on the flight home. I didn't know if I'd put it out, I just wanted to see it through and make the version of the song that I heard in my head. The immediate thing was different chords. And because my background's piano, that's what I normally start with. The chord shapes the world of the emotion, and I wanted to hear a little bit darker of a twist on it. Then I was like, “I love the song. I should probably put it out.” ----- This is the eleventh track from HIGH FREQUENCY Volume 2 — a compilation album curated by NOISE and the web3 music community. Read interviews with each artist at noisedao.mirror.xyz.