Alisa Chirco Documents The Journey She Went Through To Find Her True Self In “Box” (Review & Stream)

Alisa Chirco spills her guts every second of this song.


Alisa Chirco fills all the boxes when it comes to being a talented musician: She’s imaginative, she’s open, and most importantly, can hold a note. In her latest offering, “Box,” the songstress fines a way to reach our heart and souls by delivering this impassioned performance that has her showing a level of vulnerability that is staggering. I love how poetic Alisa’s words are on her lyrics, as she finds the perfect ways to describe the constant battle she goes through between her new and old self. I also like how passionate/dramatic the instrumental she sings over is, as it adds this extra layer of awe to an already riveting song.

Make sure you check out more from Alisa Chirco at the links below:

 

http://alisachirco.com/
https://twitter.com/AlisaChirco123/
https://www.facebook.com/AlisaChircoMusic
https://www.instagram.com/alisachirco123

 

OVERALL RATING (4.5/5)


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