Molly Roth’s latest single is Believe Me, a sultry bit of pop that showcases the tremendous vocal range of Roth while possessing something that will work well on pop rotation. The track looks back to the days of the tremendous female star (Mariah Carey, Britney Spears, Beyonce) and has enough orchestral authority that one would be hard pressed to not hear a Bond theme kicking around. The drum / vocal dynamic is reminiscent of Adele, while the track is able to ride a wave of momentum to the end. Check Roth out to hear this new take on female singing and songwriting.
Rating: 8.5/10
Molly Roth Believe Me Single Review / 2014 Self / https://www.facebook.com/mollyrothmusic / http://www.mollyrothmusic.com/
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