Amanda Lamb has a new effort that straddles the line between pop and country, with her vocals fitting into a Kelly Clarkson, Taylor Swift, and Katy Perry type of groove. Unlike a great many pop tracks, there is a substantial focus on the instrumental arrangements during We Were Here. The guitars are emotive and thoughtful (and are reminiscent of The Eagles), while there is a chugging bass line and an on point, perfectly-time drum line that weaves itself through the track. With a guitar solo topping off this sundae, We Were Here is a track that will find its way into the minds and hearts of listeners for months to come.
Amanda Lamb – “We Were Here” / 2014 / http://www.facebook.com/amandalambmusic / http://www.amandalambmusic.com/
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