• Amaris Brings the Charming “Aquamarine”

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    Emily Hinde Posted On August 15, 2018
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    It’s Summertime and the Beach is in full-effect! Living up to the theme of water, let’s dive head first into the new record “Aquamarine,” by buzzworthy artists, Amaris. The artist who comes to us from the United Kingdom, releases an ambitious record that is captivating from start to finish. Her vocals haunt throughout the record as they are carefully placed within each and every song. Each tells a story with lyricism that will hypnotize you from every angle.

    The tracks on the record make for a well-rounded set of songs that has you hitting the repeat button time and time again. I particularly loved songs such as opener “London Lights,” “Spotlight” and “Love Under.” Each song places a crucial part in the record and really shows us Amaris’ voice lyrically and musically. At only 26 years old, the singer-songwriter (author and actress!) hones her artistic vision perfectly. 

     

    Great things are to come for Amaris and we can’t wait to hear more!




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