“TAKE ME” by Ciinderella Balthazar

“TAKE ME” is one of those songs that you aren’t expecting. Ciinderella Balthazar really brings a strong and unparalleled dynamic with his vocal resonance of the lyrics. Her vocal range is pure and filled with moments of reflection. 

“TAKE ME” is all about finding yourself and finding a person that will take you as you are. And if you can’t, then to find peace with just being with yourself. 

Ciinderella Balthazar has such a unique and qualifying voice, which really helps this song get to where it needs to go. 

Written by Tricia Patras

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