British Artist Yeshee Infuses Her Ethiopian Heritage in Her Single “Joy (Desita)
British singer-songwriter Yeshee's cosmic flow, embedded in an exotically seasoned atmosphere, transports us into her sonic world via her track "Joy (Desita)". Indeed, the track draws its main inspiration from the young artist's Ethiopian origins, presenting a lyrical style that blends English and Amharic. The musical approach is mellow and melodically poetic, while maintaining a thumping rhythmic foundation.
Moreover, the lyrical perspective engages a message of love and joy, in the sense that Yeshee's main objective is to spread good cheer through her music.
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