Anna Harrell really gives all of her vocal relevance to her newest release, “Cascade”. This song has many moments of lyrical level change and vocal dexterity.
Her vibrato and higher register really helps put more importance on the words she sings.
There is clear emotion present throughout the song. It’s the kind that makes the listener feel really connected to not only the storyline but to the artist. Loved the way this song made me feel. Really well done.
Written by Tricia Patras
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