Jasmine Crowe’s “Breaking Things” immediately showcases the vocal ability of Crowe while the instrumentation pulls back to the synth-pop of the mid-1980s. The driving tempo and intricate bass lines are bolstered through the additional harmonies laid down by Jasmine make Breaking Things into a must-listen. An infectious harmony is laid down, tattooing itself deep into the minds and hearts of listeners. We covered a Crowe track – Skeleton – a few years back and feel that this effort showcased a considerable evolution and refining of her inimitable style. Check out the video for Breaking Things below the jump.
Jasmine Crowe “Breaking Things” / 2018 Self / https://www.facebook.com/jasminecrowemusic/ / http://jasminecrowemusic.com/ / https://twitter.com/jascrowe /
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