Kevin Tiah’s “Voices” is an intense blast of hard rock that brings in hints of late-oughts hardcore, emocore, and a bit of melodic / progressive metal to the mix. The supersonic vocals laid down by Keven during Voices are matched nicely during splashy drums and sizzling guitar lines. The track is able to hit all of the marks in an extremely proficient fashion. With a polish that ensures it garners radio and Spotify play, Voices is one of those track that will stand up to repeat plays. We love the bit of bass that bubbles to the fore a bit after the two-minute mark.
We’ve reviewed a trio of Tiah’s songs over the last 18 months, including Who We Want To Be, Fight For You, and Bring Back 2005.
Kevin Tiah “Voices” / https://www.facebook.com/KevinTiahMusic/
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