“Grass” by Vox Rea

Vox Rea showcases a beautiful rendition of a folk focused tale about a relationship with yourself. “Grass” has so many raw and resonating moments of reflection from not only the artist but for the listeners as well. The lyrical storytelling is filled with an honest creation of moments.

Vox Rea really delivers a song for her audience to dig theirselves into. I loved the harmonic work and strength represented in each line.

The acoustic and simple production moments fit perfectly with the image she was trying to convey.

Written by Tricia Patras

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