“Angel Dust” by GLOSSER

“Angel Dust” is a song that ebbs and flows through the ears in a way that makes you never wanting the song to end. GLOSSER delivers a soft indie-pop world to their listeners that is filled with production heavy moments and beat work to connect deeper with the vocals.

The vocals are soft spoken but deeply resonating to the words that fill them. This song will instantly put you in a mood that you’ll want to stay in.

I loved the moments of reflection in this one.

Written by Tricia Patras

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