“Better Place” by Martin Oh

Martin Oh brings a light and fun performance to his newest release, “Prove It To You”. He starts his song off with familiar lyrics of Elton John, to really set the vibe.

From the start, you’ll be swept into the heartwarming and positive essence of this song. Martin Oh really ignites a sensitivity to his lyrics in a way that makes the listener want to really trust him. This song is filled with dynamic production choices that really welcome the lyrics in a way that feels right.

Martin Oh does a great job at committing to the message of this song and really putting the listeners in a “Better Place”.

Written by Tricia Patras

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