Adrianna Freeman’s “The Price” does a wonderful job in straddling the line between 1990s country and modern rock-infused country music. The passion and charisma presented during The Price is hard deny. While the guitars rise to the occasion and the drums are immaculate in the tempo they keep, fans cannot deny how big of a role Freeman has in setting up the narrative and overall feel for The Price. Freeman’s latest is impressive in how it is able to whip in nods to blues-rock, pop-country, and even Alannah Myles-esque pop over the course of the single’s run time.
We have previously covered Adrianna Freeman’s Halo.
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