There’s No “Confusion” About Makeda’s Tremendous Potential
The first time you listen to the track "Confusion" by the American artist Makeda, you are immediately seduced by her suave and pampering tone of voice. Indeed, the production style she presents, puts forward an R&B structure adapted to her voice timbre, creating a balanced and tasty atmosphere. The young singer definitely has a lot of potential and it's only a matter of time and consistency before she is spotted by the major forces in the music industry.
"Confusion" puts forward a scenario about long-distance relationships and the difficulty of letting go. It's clear that this is not just a story, but a real-life experience as you feel the artist's genuine emotions through her performance. Stream below
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