KENSEN’s New Release ft. Alia Soliman Is Definitely “Good Enough”

Mixed in multitudes of distorted baritones and melodic beats, this song has the power to transmute you to another realm. The diverse production brings a new sound to the electronic genre. Canadian-based electronic musician, producer, and alumni of Icon College of Music, KENSEN, has truly mastered his craft. We are looking forward to more of his debut EP releasing in mid 2021. Here’s a few words from the artist about his latest release below.
“This song is about dating someone who isn’t over their past, for those who have blamed themselves when a relationship hasn’t gone right, its about heart break, it’s about therapy, it’s about a girl we’ve never met, it’s for the fools who felt that they weren’t good enough. We hope you like it.”- KENSEN
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