There is a sultry and slinky sound to Mercy’s vocals on her latest track, Breath. There are hints present here of Shakira, Christina Aguilera, and Megan Trainor, but the cut succeeds on the unique twists and turns that Mercy does here.
The track will do well on dance, R&B, and pop charts; the sheer vocal range that is exhibited here shocases a talent to Mercy that few artists possess. The beat that is threaded through the track works well with the dark, industrial and electronic-tinged production; check out her Facebook and website for additional information about this stellar performer.
Rating: 8.5/10
Mercy Breath Review / 2015 Self / http://mercypopmusic.wix.com/mercy / https://www.facebook.com/mercypopmusic / https://twitter.com/abbott_marie
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