It is almost like every line climaxes on its own. Sopriye’s vocals are so fluid, delicious and easy to follow. She does have an extensive vocabulary of riffs and runs that are neither obtrusive nor overpowering in any way, but at the same time are very correct and authoritative. Everytime I think of her vocal dexterity, I think of the scripture…
Everytime I get to bridge of ‘Angel Armies’, I always want to sing the bridge of ‘This I believe’. And everytime I sing the chorus of ‘This I believe’, I just want to move into the chorus of ‘Angel Armies’. And when we believe so much in the triune God, what should that make us? I’d say…
…the music and lyrics of ‘How He Loves’ by David Crowther Band. This song starts with single acoustic piano and flowy guitar notes on C Major, with the lead singer vocalising ‘He is jealous for me…’
This worship pop beat by Cece always gives me a rush of adrenaline with its beat, energising me with stunning immediacy. It feels like a barrage of glorious waters on D major. The chorus is laced with…
This video evokes fitness vibes and would be the perfect work out song, sung on the scale of F# major with a cool techno beat and a variety of keyboard sounds. It’s all in set with different scenes with some house of macro effects of rain, lightning and the like. Riley Clemmons wears sporty outfits and headphones, and is either running, dancing or meditating in different scenes.
Meredith Andrews’ melody line in this song has definitely been influenced by Adele’s ‘Someone Like You’. And I particularly appreciate how her voice gains momentum with every verse and climaxes with awesome violins…and then ends somewhat abruptly. But I tell you surely, Meredith Andrews is the next best…
