Taylor Latham – Daybreaks | Rock music review
“Good depth to the voice, deep, warm and full of emotion, very unique vocal presentation and crystal performance. Nice production, very modern, but still live instruments can be felt, specially majestic guitar themes. Song is very attractive and charming and at the same time very old fashioned and modern. ”
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“Καλό βάθος στη φωνή, βαθιά, ζεστή και γεμάτη συγκίνηση, πολύ μοναδική φωνητική παρουσίαση και κρυστάλλινη απόδοση. Ωραία παραγωγή, πολύ σύγχρονη, αλλά εξακολουθεί να είναι αισθητή, ειδικά μαγευτικά θέματα κιθάρας. Το τραγούδι είναι πολύ ελκυστικό και γοητευτικό και ταυτόχρονα πολύ ντεμοντέ και μοντέρνα.”
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“Buena profundidad a la voz, profunda, cálida y llena de emoción, presentación vocal muy singular y rendimiento de cristal. Buena producción, muy moderna, pero aún se pueden sentir instrumentos en vivo, temas de guitarra especialmente majestuosos. La canción es muy atractiva y encantadora y al mismo tiempo muy anticuada y moderna.”
-Nagamag.com
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Nagamag strongly suggests you to listen to the song “Daybreaks” by the remarkable “Taylor Latham”. A captivating Rock music composition that upraised the difficulty for our curators to gather and write down and describe through a music review, their feelings due to their listening experience of “Taylor Latham – Daybreaks.” The song manages to take you on a journey through the world of Indie Folk music, offering a delightful experience for all music enthusiasts.
Lyrics of Taylor Latham – Daybreaks
Golden Scene, turquoise blue
Snow caps, the greyest afternoon
White sand, under blood red sky
All these places still I didn’t see the signs
It took a while but now I know
My heart is warmest when your close
If there’s an hour shall we go
As daybreaks
Lion heart, savanna lives
Desert dunes, were always tough to climb
These trails, under emerald green
Violet rain, all helped me to see
It took a while but now I know
My heart is warmest when your close
If there’s an hour shall we go
As daybreaks
These last embers kissed the ground
A starlight whispered in a harbour town
And we keep looking for things we found
It took a while but now I know
It took a while but now I know
My heart is warmest when your close
If there’s an hour shall we go
As daybreaks
As daybreaks
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Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/1CkQOt8bPMUO05dLjj3Ijh
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Reviewed by Nagamag on January 28, 2024