Sharlette is an ardent young singer, songwriter who is known for her soulful R&B classics. With an intriguing contemporary touch, her music is truly unique in sound and spirit. With an enchanting and soul-gripping sonicality, luscious sonic details, and verses that are poignant and profound, Sharlette easily stands out from the crowd of modern artists. Her soulful voice renders her tracks an ephemeral quality while her charming aura shines through in the world of chaotic pop.
Recently, Sharlette released a song called “You Lift Me Up”. Featuring some stunning laid-back instrumentality, soft beats, and some soulful, super mellifluous vocals of the singer, the song beautifully embraces the gentle pace and sombre, slow-paced musicality. A thoroughly enjoyable track, this piece by Sharlette is all about stunning melodies, gentle progressions, and enchanting R&B verses. With an irresistible soul influence and laid-back musicality, the track unfolds into a beautiful sonic affair.
Rich retro motifs such as poised vintage vocals, soulful instrumentality and blissful nuances, Sharlette’s craft speaks for itself with her awe-inspiring charm.
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With the power of mellifluous singing, Sharlette elevates the senses and the spirits through her poignant singing and infuses an irresistible aura into the track. When paired with retro, harmonious instrumentality, the song becomes an immersive, hook-worthy piece that simply acts like a balm to the soul.
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