“Adelina” Ocie Elliot

Ocie Elliot really knows how to tap into their indie-folk roots and their newest single is no exception to that. “Adelina” is a song filled with gorgeous harmonies and vocal arrangements that serve as the main instrument. This song is meant to be heard as a folk tale, showcasing love and the soft moments in life that should be appreciated more. 

The instrumental work really pics up at the beginning of each verse, helping differentiate the chorus. 

The production work is simply genius and really helps deliver the warm and personal tone that is conveyed to Ocie Elliot’s listeners. 

Written by Tricia Patras

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