Singer-songwriter Kelly Ferebee invites listeners to slow down and appreciate the little things in life with her new full-length album, Time, Life, Beauty. Featuring fourteen songs inspired by nature, gratitude and the connections people share, the easy-listening project offers a gentle reminder to notice the beauty that can easily get lost in everyday routines.
Written and performed by Ferebee, the album brings together a collection of personal stories centred on hope and appreciation for the natural world. Songs such as “Red in Autumn,” “Golden Slumbers” and “Love Is the Only Answer” began as individual compositions before being brought together to form a cohesive body of work.
Ferebee describes the album as an expression of wonder at the relationship between people and the world around them. “The overall feeling I hope to portray with this album is one of awe for our connection to each other and nature,” she says.
The album was recorded at January Sound Studios in Dallas, Texas, where Ferebee worked with sound engineer Tom Adler and a group of percussionists to bring the songs to life. The resulting collection centres on a soothing musical approach, allowing its themes of reflection, hope and gratitude to take the lead.
Music has been a constant presence throughout Ferebee’s life. Raised in a musical family, she initially pursued formal vocal training and became a soprano soloist during her college years, performing on stage before expanding her creative interests into songwriting and guitar playing. She has since released six albums and several singles, building a catalogue shaped by personal expression and a desire to connect with listeners.
Her music has also found a place in her work as a licensed professional counselor serving children and families. Listeners have described her songs and vocals as healing, a response that has influenced several of her seasonal musical projects. With Time, Life, Beauty, she continues to explore how music can encourage mindfulness and help people reconnect with the things that matter.
Beyond the new album, Ferebee has several projects in the works, including her Halloween Songbook, the upcoming Christmas album How Far Is It to Bethlehem, and a children’s album featuring her award-winning Dinosaur Songs. These releases reflect the range of her songwriting, which spans reflective adult listening, seasonal music and songs created for younger audiences.
With fourteen tracks devoted to finding meaning in life’s everyday moments, Time, Life, Beauty adds another chapter to Kelly Ferebee’s musical journey. The album is available now on major streaming platforms.
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