Pete Muller’s Let You In is an interesting track is it brings together traditional country & western, 1990s pop-country, and a bit of modern jazz and blues. The pair of vocals (Muller and Missy Soltero) included here paint considerably different pictures. We’re particularly in love with the richness of Pete’s vocals here. These lyrics are given a bit more depth through taut instrumentation, which establishes a robust backdrop. There’s a nice little shift in sound and approach at around the 3:05 mark, giving just enough in the way of boost to the song to keep fans interested until the effort concludes.
Pete Muller “Let You In” / Domain /
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