Move on with latest release Madisyn Gifford "Hope You're Well", a husky and silky production

 

Madisyn Gifford is superbly eblouissant in her last track "You're well". The artist shares her personal experiences and expresses herself in an amazing chill/contemporary-pop production. The cascade of plaintive and nostalgic melodies blend well with the honest narrative plan.

Indeed, the Canadian artist reveals herself in deep lyrics about overcoming a breakup and finally moving on by accepting the past. Her rocky, strong voice with roaring accents at the end of each verse gives the impression of concealed sobs. The performance is a powerful one that is finely layered with simple instrumental tones to give free rein to the bold musical arrangements. A track that is entitled to more recognition. Stream below

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