Edie Yvonne is a budding singer and songwriter from Los Angeles, USA. She carefully blends indie pop and dreamy teen soundscapes to create something that’s equally refreshing and worthwhile. What appeals to her listeners is her young-spirited energy and her wholesome zeal as a young artist. With so much to offer, Edie Yvonne’s music brims with fresh flavours and authentic motifs.
Yvonne’s recent release is a song called ‘Fade Into You’, which is her cover of the original track sung by Andrew Belle. While Andrew Belle’s track is sonically satisfying with its rich and flavourful aura and rich soothing cacophony of brilliant soundscapes, Edie Yvonne’s rendition is sweet and pleasantly beautiful with her passionate vocals and rare zeal. The song starts with pleasant mellow beats that pave the way for Yvonne’s vocals to kick in in a rather gentle manner. Her voice has an intricate texture and is extremely mellifluous to hear, which makes the song quite a treat in itself. While her vocals steal the show totally because of their richness, what also makes the cover so good is the nuances in the track. The song is adorned with brilliant motifs and outstanding production ensures that the song gets multiple layers, that give it a lot of depth and character.
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Edie Yvonne makes sure that her take on this song is quite refreshing and the song that originally sounds sombre and melancholic becomes breezy, vibrant, and surprisingly soothing to hear. Her rich vocals, mellifluous sounds, and iconic production ensure that the song becomes a total delight to hear!
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