Diana Ebe’s Bold begins with a powerful vocal/synth opening before ratcheting up the intensity and going for an electronic/organic dichotomy. What ultimately results with Bold is a haunting, atmospheric sort of composition that works equally well in the EDM and pop genres. Ebe’s supersonic vocals on Bold will have listeners sitting on the edges of their seats, while a professional production means that the instrumentation lifts these vocals to an entirely higher plateau. With a drop to die for, Bold is a track that fans will continue to spin throughout the rest of summer.
Diana Ebe – “Bold”/ 2016 Self / http://www.dianaebe.com/ / https://www.facebook.com/DIANA-EBE-1061561550528031/
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