American Artist Lizzy Dutton Offers A Soothing “Lullaby”
American artist Lizzy Dutton unveiled her single "Lullaby", a soothing and melodic musical orchestration, which deserves the title attributed to it, in view of the relaxing texture of the production.
Indeed, the track exudes a mood which is not only pleasant but also therapeutic, driven mainly by Lizzy's meticulous vocals.
Although the songwriting is mainly focused on a repetitive melodic perspective, the very core of the lyrics encourages one to let one's feelings speak for themselves and not to miss out on enjoying the last moments before separation. Lizzy can be heard singing, "It's Okay To Say, Good Bye, Good Bye, Good night!"
The effectiveness and value of the vocal harmonies, in participating in the embellishment of the production, must be pointed out. A pure and utterly stress-free marvel!

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