Jasmine Crowe’s “The Shirt Song” has an allure to it that will speak to fans of pop and singer-songwriter genres. There’s a vibrancy to Jasmine’s vocals that build off of the tradition of performers like Pink and Meghan Trainor. The backing instrumentation is incredibly taut here, with the bass, drums, and a whistle all combining to comprise the main body of the track. The distinct bridge that separates The Shirt Song’s two sections provides Croe the ability to boldly forge out in a new fashion before doubling down on the single’s hook. Check out the video for The Shirt Song below and let us know what you think.
We previously covered Crowe’s Breaking Things.
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