” Nothing At All” by Clear Coast

Clear Coast does a good job at curating positive beat work and helping their audience resonate with not just a sound, but a feeling. “Nothing At All” has all the makings of a synth pop song with an Indie influence.

The accumulation of production choices really helps create a well rounded sound that is full of surprises. Although unique, it works well together in a cohesive way that carries the journey for the listener.

Clear Coast shows off their soft vocals in order to make the instrumental journey the main focus. The entire song flows like one giant wave.

Written by Tricia Patras

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