Shir Frum spent much of her life searching for her voice. With her debut LP, “Party Pooper”, the newest member of the Raw Tapes family finally found it. It’s been a long journey to get here; Shir wrote her first song in first grade — a wise-beyond-her-years piece called “Heaven,” about how love here on earth outweighs any afterlife we could dream up. For years, she explored what her voice could do: howl like Hayley Williams; hum low like Leonard Cohen; float like Sufjan Stevens. But sometime during the pandemic, 27-year-old Shir landed on a sound that truly felt like hers. Today, the Tel Aviv-based singer-songwriter creates music that feels soft but strong, with a fluid, velvet voice that shape shifts between songs — and sometimes within them. Sweater weather songs that shine a light inside Shir’s mind, with an honest, dry wit. Music she calls, perfectly, “elegant indie.”