Wai Lana’s “Colors” is a track that builds upon the pop genre of the early 1980s. A bouncy beat and sunny sound works perfectly with the soft vocals of Wai Lana. A secondary (male) set of vox ensures that the track stays fresh from its initial note to concluding second. A bit of horns are interspersed through Colors that match perfectly through a bold bass and booming drums. With so many layers, fans will be able to play Colors multiple times and continue to find new twists and turns. This will be bouncing through our heads the next few months.
We covered Oh My Sweet Lord back in 2017.
Wai Lana “Colors”
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