The etherial vibes of this one will get you feeling it all. JT Roach’s high pitched vocals are piercing in the best way. His range is somewhat incredible and will carry you throughout the song.
The indie beats are as soothing as a rainy Sunday morning. They take you on an emotional journey that hits its peak at minute 2:14.
The production is extremely well done and leaves you wanting more of “Covered”.
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