Russian Producer Kicktracks Recruits Vocalist Kehard For New Fantastic Single “I Was Wrong”

KICKTRACKS
‘This is really true lo-fi song, because all I have from Kehard was a record of his voice and guitar made on his smartphone.’
The single “I Was Wrong”, recently unveiled by Russian producer Kicktracks, in collaboration with Indonesian vocalist Kehard, is a wonderful addicting musical substance that plunges in a very chilled and pampering state of mind. The production is a delicated Lo-fi ambiance that incorporates drips of soul sonorities, especially with Kehard’s suave and captivating vocal tone. Even though, the lyrics sound redundant sometimes, it doesn’t cancel the haunting atmosphere exuded by the production. On the contrary, it makes the song even more catchier, and easily rememberable.
Moreover, many would notice that Kehard’s voice is quite similar to the enigmatic singer Shiloh Dynasty.
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