“Phlip Phone” is a tribute to millennials while using subtle nods to a growing life with technology. This song touches on love, self love, and growth. The production showcases so many unique moments within the usage of phone tones and piano arrangements.
Sasha Haydn does a good job at relating her lyrical story with the audience and doing so through her broad vocal range.
Written by Tricia Patras
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