Estella Dawn has one of those voices that can really give life to their lyrics. “514 Denim” is a mix of fun and intention while still bringing a creative edge to a love focused story.
“514 Denim” is a vibe all around. Estella Dawn’s vocal tone uses a range of vibrato and intensity that emulates strength beyond the words.
The production has many amazing moments that feel cohesive with the lyrical and vocal journey that follows. Loved the entire course of this song.
Written by Tricia Patras
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