Let's look at someone that has not gotten the recognition that has been all but surely deserved. As with everything in this life, nothing is a guarantee and those most deserving don't get what is coming to them. Here, we want to make sure that those who truly put in the hard work and are quite talented in their creativity to make something astronomically great, we can't suppress something so valuable to the EDM world.
Dutch producer, singer, author, and actress Amaris just released her new album last year and it's just now picking up steam. Her new album, Neon Colors, has the allure of art, music, and flash. It's an EDM mix that is now available on Spotify to all those that want the flash at their fingertips. Let's dive in to who Amaris is for a second.
Do we continue doing the things that we know will provide a “good living”, or do we continue onto the path that our passion tells us continue striving for because it's what we truly want. Well, many of us our on the swing where we have to juggle the choices of what we want, and what we need. It's a constant battle but Amaris tells us that it's possible to do both with passion for both. Tell us this: why isn't it possible to have a passion for the stuff we want and need.
Neon Colors is a full-on Electronic wave of synths, soft vocals, flavorful drums, and intricate patterns to satisfy the tongue of musical taste. Just listen to “Deep Into Space” or “Critical Orbit” and you can feel her speaking to you. She speaks volumes through her voice and through her sound. “Lonely Fighter” and “Though Love” are the two tracks that show off her ability to write. Get this; Amaris is also a passionate writer. In 2017, her sci-fi novel The Chariots of Orion 1: The Request was released. This isn't about being gifted with multiple talents. This is about chasing the feeling inside of you and putting your thoughts and your heart into action and letting it take you to the paths it chooses.
Listen to Amaris and her new track, Neon Colors and let it take you to new heights that you haven't thought of yet.
