Naama’s “Someday I’ll Find You,” featuring vibraphonist Simon Moullier, feels like a late-night letter written in melody. The track is part of a double single from her upcoming LP Dream With Me, a project centered on dreams, love, and the quiet ache of longing. There’s a graceful patience in Naama’s delivery, a sense that every word is weighed with intention.
Deeply inspired by the lyricism of 1930s and ’40s greats like Rodgers and Hart and Cole Porter, Naama blends classic sentiment with a fresh, elegant tone. A fixture in the New York City jazz scene, her phrasing and emotional clarity have become hallmarks of her sound.
“Someday” touches on the longing for love that hasn’t yet arrived, while its companion piece, “I Had the Craziest Dream,” reaches for something closer—someone just out of emotional reach. Both songs capture a kind of beauty that lingers long after the final note.
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