ayoka’s “Elevate” will immediately bring fans in through the tremendous vocals achieved at the onset. When the percussion and dreamy vocal samples being brought in to the equation shortly after, Elevate ends up being a track that will stick with fans long after the song ceases to play. When ayoka’s vocals drop out and the instrumentation is able to have a few moments to wind things up, listeners will find themselves completely changed. There’s no easy way to categorize what ayoka does during Elevate, and as a result, we’re excited to hear more from her in the future.
ayoka “Elevate” / Domain /
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