Kristine Mirelle is able to do something special with her latest single, Freakin’ Mess. With a unique, distinctive voice, Mirelle is able to part the seas of female pop performers; Freakin’ Mess links together a doo-wop and 1990s and 2000s R&B (Angie Stone, Amy Winehouse) style to great success. A surprisingly robust instrumentation gives Freakin’ Mess a further boost to its replay value. As the single moves towards its conclusion, Mirelle’s vocal range is used to great impact. Freakin’ Mess is a track that deserves some serious radio (or Spotify) play; check out the video below.
Kristine Mirelle “Freakin’ Mess” / http://www.kristinemirelle.com/ / https://www.facebook.com/kristinemirelle
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