Knyves Escobar Unveils A Catchy And Soulful Single Entitled "Lost"

 

Her name is Knyves Escobar and she might be related to Pablo but it doesn’t matter because she definitely can sing! The young Maryland singer-songwriter has a tremendous talent and it’s well showcased in her latest single « Lost ». Indeed, the composition is soothing and captivating soulful blend enhanced with Knyves haunting vocal tone. Regarding the story behind the song, the latter shared that the idea came to her, while she was stuck in traffic, gauging if she should quit music for good or not. Good thing, she didn’t quit, because now we get to enjoy her single ‘Lost’.

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