On September 18th, performer, vocalist, and songwriter Franni Cash will release her long-awaited debut solo album, Here I Am. Following her departure from We The Kingdom, Franni has rediscovered herself to make her kind of music. The resulting thirteen songs on Here I Am reveal her journey with all the bumps and bruises she’s experienced along the way including escaping from a religious cult, reconciling her faith, and coming out with confidence to move on from the past.
To celebrate the news, Franni has released “Menace” the latest song from the album, written with Natalie Hemby and Cameron Jaymes. The introspective earworm contemplates Franni’s ability to get in her own way backed by a head-nodding groove and airy synths. “Menace” follows the release of “Church Clothes,” “Raised By Wolves,” and “Jesus All Along” which have received over 5 million streams to date.
“Making this album has been one of the most challenging things I’ve ever done,” shares Franni. “Leaving a somewhat successful band with my family, I didn’t realize how much of my identity it had become. When I took a step away, I had no idea if I was gonna even make music again. But I quickly realized, singing was like breathing for me, and I had to write to get through this life.”
