Diana Silvers Introduces Her Debut Album From Another Room

Article Contributed by Fernando Flores

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SoundCheck was lucky enough to catch up with the artist known as no other than Diana Silvers. With grace like Anne Hathaway, she clearly shows her excitement to detour away from her filmography and deep dive into her first full-length musical project, “From Another Room.” Known for her work in Booksmart, Ma, and Space Force, Silvers has built a reputation and has shown her strengths in conveying emotions. Now she’s taking on a new challenge, channeling her creative intellect into her music.

Silvers began by reflecting on how music has quietly shaped her life long before acting took center stage. She explained that songwriting became a way to express her raw emotions. Something that really shapes the way her music appeals to fans and newcomers alike.

Diana told Soundcheck,

“I like to go inward to figure out how I’m feeling. Through being in my alone time, just have clarity on how I’m feeling and what I’m thinking”

Silvers described the album, “From Another Room,” as a piece of work that isn’t just for herself anymore but it’s something that she is releasing to the masses. To hear that her collection of songs that grew from moments of transition, introspection, and subtle shifts in perspective have become someone else’s muse and inspiration is something that really devotes Silvers in a creative way.

Musically, the album weaves together understated indie pop and soft, atmospheric folk influences. Deep-diving into Silvers music you can feel the warmth it carries, textured quality marked by delicate vocals, layered guitars, and an unhurried sense of space.

She emphasized the collaborative nature of the project, noting that she worked with a trusted group of musicians and producers. Musicians such as Paul Spring who has recently released his album, “Dumb and Free.” This album uniquely uses the perspectives of different strangers and wonderfully sets their world as they explore their identity and the unknown. According to Silvers, people like Paul help create a intimate creative environment that allows the songs to develop organically, free from outside pressure or expectations.

"Him [Paul Spring] and Jon Nellen they’re just great musicians and they just knew when to let me figure something out too. They knew if I hear a line I’m not going to be a spaz…I’ll just dictate what that part will be."

As questions circulated, Silvers spoke candidly about the themes that anchor the record. Many songs, she explained, trace the evolving contours of adulthood. How we go through changes like friendships, personal boundaries, the tension between visibility and privacy. As one feels while hearing her music, you can tell the ways small emotional moments can leave lasting impressions.

Throughout the interview, Silvers made clear that "From Another Room" is not just another project to participate in but a genuine extension of her creative identity. Her approach to the album mirrors what audiences appreciate about her on screen: quiet sincerity, attention to detail, and a willingness to embrace vulnerability.

With "From Another Room", Silvers steps confidently into a new artistic chapter. A chapter that feels both deliberate and deeply personal, signaling a multidimensional future. Listen into this new chapter and really resonate with Diana Silvers new album, “From Another Room.”