“Alive” is one of those musical masterpieces that stick with you. The production has a mind of its own. The beats are so perfectly curated and tell the story that Marc Matthews is trying to capture in this song.
The soft female vocals of Tarayah really intertwine well with the musical arrangements surrounding them, creating one cohesive feeling.
Marc Matthews is a production genius and that is proven especially in the 3:31 minutes that is “Alive”.
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