Upstream Gifts a Priceless Addition to the Playlists of Music Lovers with 'Bumblebees'
May 22, 2023
The newest release by the talented duo of Upstream, ‘Bumblebees’ sets the bar high with its sweetness of the vocal outpour and intrinsic serenity that leaves a lasting impact on listeners.
Bergen, Noord-Holland May 22, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Providing a dreamy escape into an enchanting realm of soul-soothing melodies that engulfs listeners in a warm embrace of serenity, the talented duo of Upstream, Chaja van der Heide and André van Solinge have released their newest song 'Bumblebees'. The song represents the tranquility of early spring which is bolstered by the image of bumblebees droning about in the somnolent soundscape enhanced with the minimalist yet impactful organic beauty that their music exudes.
'Bumblebees' introduces itself with a deft acoustic progression that keeps listeners hooked throughout the length of the track and goes on to draw in timeless elements from classic instrumental designs, but at no point does the music venture into the zone of monotony. The symphonies create a paradox of familiarity amid a distinct sense of identity, while the verses convey the strength of the songwriting with a unique poetic charm and picturesque imagery that can put listeners into an emotive trance. The honeyed voice of Chaja comes with a rejuvenating splash of mellifluence as she showcases a vocal control of the most sublime order and which can only come from a veteran in the field.
Drawing from an array of genres, Upstream has delved into a mix of blues, jazz, and (country) pop, not wanting to commit to a specific style and trying out a lot without losing their own identity. They are inspired by music that has stood the test of time, with clearly audible influences from the 70s. This newest release is an irreplaceable gem from the treasure trove of Upstream, which has previously won over the hearts of listeners with numbers like 'Secrets' and 'Loose Ends', enriched with percussion, polyphonic vocals, and other instruments here and there. Check out these beautiful musical masterpieces on Spotify. Follow the duo on Facebook and their website for more updates.
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