[su_dropcap style=”simple”]L[/su_dropcap]os Angeles-based artist Moses Sumney just shared a studio version of “Everlasting Sigh”, a track that he was used to singing on stage for a couple of years. The song, which as usual unfolds between soul and folk, is simply beautiful and foreshadows the best for his debut album that should be released in the course of the year.
With its hands claps, its choirs, and its drums, “Everlasting Sigh” has the mesmerizing power of a traditional song and the beauty of Nature. The track is built on a wonderful crescendo where Moses Sumney’s voice shines and brings us, during the climax, up to the skies.
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