Cotis Takes Us On A Sweet Sound Journey With “Girl From The North”



Vancouver artist Cotis offers us a new vibrant single with Post Malone influences. The simple, yet effective lyrics gets quickly stored in mind thanks to the well-crafted and haunting hook.
Indeed, Cotis subtly plays the border between pop and hip-hop to deliver a versatile performance. The song is refreshing, timeless and truly suits to the season.
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