The French connection of producers, Uth Fruit and Chahine's "Thorns" is out now as a part of the third volume of Rooftop Horizon's compilation series. I'm kind of mystified by this track. I've now listened to it a half dozen times, and have written three sentences. I know I like it a lot, and I know why I like it, at least I think. It's hard to put my finger on just what this track is. But I think that's part of the reason I like it so much. As soon as I think I've finally figured out what "Thorns" is and where it's going, Uth Fruit and Chahine change it up, slipping through my fingers as I try to close my fist.There's so many musical elements in it that I love. The piano, the strings, the bass, the drums, the atmosphere, the drops, the breaks, the vocals. How all of these elements can come together in such a cohesive manner is a testament to Uth Fruit and Chahine's production prowess. "Thorns" has everything I want in a track, progression, creativity and a gripping emotional element. "Thorns" is available now on iTunes, or for streaming via Apple Music, Spotify, and Deezer.
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