“Something In The Orange” by Bellah Mae

Bellah Mae brings a gorgeous rendition to “Something In The Orange” with her soulful vocals and true connection with the words. She takes on a soft and soulful performance that does the lyrics justice through a subtle instrumentation arrangement.

Her vocals are what really carry this song and these words to a more defiant level. She’s not afraid to showcase her vocal range and hit those powerful high notes when the moment calls for it.

Bellah Mae has one of those voices that could make anything sound authentic. “Something In The Orange” is no exception to that.

Written by Tricia Patras

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