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When I talked about "Lost In The Middle", the debut track by the Los Angeles duo The Lift back in April I described it as a "pure heart-breaking beauty", words that could instantly be used again to describe their second single "Make Me Believe", an incredibly pretty ballad that rewards your every listen and makes you glad to be existing at that very moment soaking in its soul.
Restrained piano and drums lead Amber Ojeda's devastatingly beautiful vocals, soft and intimate she delivers the emotion of the track perfectly and on the fifth or sixth listen in, I'm still all giddy at the knees - and to use those original words again, an absolute heart-breaker indeed.
Both "Lost In The Middle" and "Make Me Believe" are taken from The Lift's debut EP which is available now via iTunes.
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Thursday, 20 June 2013
Monday, 8 April 2013
The Lift - New Music "Introducing"
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The Lift is the Los Angeles based duo of Amber Ojeda and Davy Nathan whose debut, self-titled EP came out last month (and is available now on iTunes) led by the restrained melancholia of "Lost In The Middle", a track so hopelessly romantic and beautiful that it can't help be touch at your emotions, as you listen it feels like someone is wrapping you up in a warm blanket to comfort and sooth you.
The tracks finest attribute, aside from Amber's soft, delicate vocals is its simplicity, with little more than pared-down percussion and haunting piano twinkles providing the back drop to this gorgeous, heart-breaking beauty.
The Lift is the Los Angeles based duo of Amber Ojeda and Davy Nathan whose debut, self-titled EP came out last month (and is available now on iTunes) led by the restrained melancholia of "Lost In The Middle", a track so hopelessly romantic and beautiful that it can't help be touch at your emotions, as you listen it feels like someone is wrapping you up in a warm blanket to comfort and sooth you.
The tracks finest attribute, aside from Amber's soft, delicate vocals is its simplicity, with little more than pared-down percussion and haunting piano twinkles providing the back drop to this gorgeous, heart-breaking beauty.
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Introducing,
New Bands,
New Music,
The Lift
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