Thee Holy Brothers’s “Lift You Up” is an effort that exhorts anyone listening in to a higher purpose. With the additional vocals laid down here (Stephon Ferguson taking up the words of Martin Luther King), the track is able to really resonate in the minds of hearts of all that dig into the composition. The bit of clap-work that is incorporated to Lift You Up contributes to a deeper sound, as does the back and forth of the vocals (encountered at the 1:15 mark). Blues, funk, and soul all combine to make for something that is inspired by the 1960s, while the ability of Thee Holy Brothers makes this composition tremendously relevant for modern fans.
Thee Holy Brothers – “Lift You Up” / Domain /
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