Natty Reeves Takes Us On A Dreamy Journey With “November”

 

November, a song by Natty Reeves, Kai Khan on Spotify

« Won’t You Come A little Closer » is the first catchy sentence that you hear in the lovely song « November » recently unveiled by Natty Reeves. Of course, if you well know Natty’s sound signature, you already know that you can only expect magical guitar melodies infused with a soothed Vocals. Moreover, Natty is joined on the single by Brighton based Singer Kai Khan who actually offer some lovely cozy backing vocals that enhance the vibe a bit more. I definitely think that the November’s atmosphere will immerse you in a sort of dreamy trance and you’ll dive in a lovely feeling. So without further ado, enjoy it below. 

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