"Shhh" a devoted R&B outlet, Erika Tham is not impressed easily
A nuanced, sophisticated, and sensual voice, this is in a few words the credo of Erika Tham. This talented artist gives depth to her productions in the root of the lyrics and composition. The artist unveils "Shhh" inspired by Shania Twain's "That Don't Impress Me Much". The message points to mansplaining.
The beautiful layers of Asian strings and a complex melody give sophistication to the musical landscape. One is carried away by the accuracy of Erika's catchy vocal performance. The strength of the emotions in each melody will make you melt. Stream below
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