Lifeline is a pop track that could easily be released in the late-1990s / early-2000s. The hopeful vocals, light guitar work, and booming sequenced beat are tremendously reverent of this tried and true style. Thompson’s vocals are hopeful and true; where they come forth here as soft, they provide a smoothing of the boldness of the backing beat. Together, these vocals and instrumentation combine to make for an effort that would work well on pop playlists. Sami Thompson has a tremendous amount of potential here, and the multi-media effort that is the base song and video (attached) should showcase this possibility well.
Sami Thompson “Lifeline” / Facebook /
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