Eylsia's "Red Flags" is an empowering eye-opening alt-pop anthem [Review]

With her inspiring new single, "Red Flags," Elysia sets herself apart as more than just a musician. She is also a mirror, a message, and a wake-up call for everyone. With an alt-pop sound that spans the spectrum between bold and introspective, "Red Flags" captures the emotional terrain of the woman who has finally learned to stop ignoring what's in front of her. It's a life anthem. A reminder that red flags aren't restricted to toxic relationships. They can also be found in business, friendships, and dreams that sparkle just a bit too perfectly.

Eylsia's path to get here is as inspiring as the music she makes. She had once been a world-class tennis player on the Wimbledon and the US Open circuit, but had changed careers after an injury to serve as an executive of a record label and, later, as president of a college. She sustained significant vocal damage in isolation due to COVID-19. For many people, that would have been the closing curtain. However, Elyisa, being the fighter that she was, looked toward the edge of the technology offered by WorldIPI. Come to get her voice back, not just to speak, but to sing.

With "Red Flags," her voice cuts clear and emotive, filling moody, atmospheric production that swells with openness and strength. This is the kind of song that feels personal but universal, as if it's a page ripped from a diary that somehow sounds like your life. Eylsia isn't so much reporting an experience as challenging listeners to open their eyes. Whether it's a shady business transaction coated in charisma or a relationship based on gorgeous lies, "Red Flags" is a musical plea to heed your own bullshit detectors. This track is a reinvention. Eylsia is a veritable creative force merging her life's toughness into a sound that is lush, wise, and unapologetically authentic. "Red Flags" is a sign. And you ignore it at your own risk.