“The End” by Anderson Has

“The End” is a song that presents such a gorgeous lyrical journey that equally matches the vocals. Anderson Hao is a powerhouse vocalist with a soft and moody tone that mixes well with an Indie-pop production focus. 

This song is all about finding strength in the end that follows the loss of control. Anderson Hao does a great job at creating a song that will stuck with you .

“The End” includes such a unique range of instrumentals. They really help tie the song together in a way that makes it unique within itself. 

Written by Tricia Patras

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