“REM” by Lyves

“REM” is a romantic and sensually sung experience from Lyves and her piercing vocals. This song is filled with a range of moments for vocal relevance. Lyves simply tells the story through the moments of prevalence in her vocal tone; one that sounds like its consistently at ease.

“REM” has so many emotions hidden within the vocal arrangements and instrumental work. Her voice serves as the main instrument when getting the lyrics through to the listener.

This song is easy on the ears and then some.

Written by Tricia Patras

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