Swedish Artist Love Truls Invites You on A Psychedelic Trip With Latest Single "Tell Her"

 

The track "Tell Her" by Swedish artist Love Truls reflects a unique artistic vision, with sounds split between melancholy and sweetness.

The production presents a simple indie rock musical scheme, yet blended with a psychedelic sound structure. The ambient vocal performance adds a touch of moody emotion transporting the listener into a hallucinogenic reverie. This is definitely a perfect track for campfire chillings with friends.

In addition, the track is accompanied by dramatic and colourful visuals featuring a young schoolgirl's trek through a forest. It seems as if the girl in question is under the influence of substance, as she is guided by the notes of the song.

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