“Hell And Never Back” by Bellah Mae

Bellah Mae brings a very heartfelt and passionate tale about heartbreak and the emotions that come with being faithful when your partner is not.

“Hell And Never Back” is a clever and personal way to tell the story of an emotional time dealing with a love lost. Bellah Mae sheds light on having a relationship that is just as hard to stay as it is to go. We all know this feeling of being attached someone you shouldn’t be.

Bellah Mae really pours her heart out in this song while also showcasing her strong vocal tone filled with range and purity. The production holds this song together in the perfect way and helps create the cohesive listening experience that is “Hell And Never Back”.

Written by Tricia Patras

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