“Caravan” by ROE

ROE has one of those voices that can hit every note she sings. The lyrical storytelling in this one is poignant and powerful, giving the words the passion they deserve in order to work in the form of a song. The instrumentation is dynamic and strong with moments of reflection ebbing and flowing throughout the course of the song. 

The production is specific and felt by the listeners in a way that makes sense. 

“Caravan” is a song about the feelings that go along with a breakup and what life is like after the recovery is over. 

Written by Tricia Patras

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