“Wrap You Up” – Roast Apple

In Germany, there is a band of four talented musicians known as Roast Apple that want to put some fun back into the lives of all those who choose to press play on their brand new single, “Wrap You Up.”

Mission complete, at least when it comes to myself because it was hard to deny moving about where I sat because “Wrap You Up” has this undeniable energy in its musical arrangement that is reminiscent of the retro sounds of the ‘60s and pop’s more modern ways. Fans of bands like Portugal. The Man would be more than happy to add Roast Apple to their playlist. When they do, they’ll get a song the band describes as the take of what they refer to as a stalker who just wants to take the burden of the paparazzi from the one they love. It’s part RomCom part ‘TMZ’ all set to a great cascade of sound and I’m here for it. 

“Wrap You Up” is the second single from Roast Apple’s upcoming EP. It follows the release of November 2021’s “Take Me Higher. A song that was just as fun and gave that same funky sound that inspires movement. If there is more of this to come from their sophomore EP, then sign me up because these vintage moments are nothing short of a great time. 

To check out more from Roast Apple, including “Wrap You Up,” make sure to check them out on all major music and streaming sites now. 

Written by Kendra Beltran

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