A sophisticated performance, Erika Tham's voice in the acoustic version of "Admit It".
With confident lines and nuanced tones, artist Erika Tham's handwritten pop-R&B style sounds like street blues. Her latest album, "Admit It" Acoustic, gives a glimpse of her talent as a performer. The lyrics run like a short film and sound like opera. The warm strings and the jerky tempo give the lyrics a nostalgic touch.
The production is not lacking in singularity with subtle inspirations towards a more classical academic musical field. Indeed, notice that the artist plays on his strings to very subtly spread a rap song over a rather lyrical base. It is the artist's expression of his cultural heritage that is reflected in his music. These elements largely embody the catchy pop melodies. A sound that truly stands out from the crowd. Stream below
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