Marisa Finley really captures an incredibly moving essence within her newest release. “Hallelujah (movin’ through ya) is an audible dream filled with many moments of unique production arrangements. Her vocals are soft enough to feel angelic and the lyrics are felt on a deeper level.
The cohesive feeling of this song is what sets it apart from the rest.
This song was so well made and truly a treat from start to finish. A consistent home run for the music world.
Written by Tricia Patras
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