Aphrose Dazzles Us With the Dreamy “If We Ever Want to Change”

If We Ever Want to Change

Aphrose

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A smooth and soulful reminisce that incorporates wonderfully nostalgic elements.

Toronto, Canada-based musical creative Aphrose is an independent soul artist with a unique style shaped by her childhood exposure to various genres. She is known in the Toronto music scene for her powerhouse vocals that showcase captivating R&B sounds. Aphrose has worked with well-known artists, including Daniel Caesar, Lee Fields & The Expressions, JP Saxe, Jessie Reyes, and Nikki Yanofsky. Her latest drop is the soulful single “If We Ever Want Change.”

In a recent interview, Aphrose said, “‘If We Ever Want to Change” is a single that offers up old-school flavours with a fresh new take.” The dreamy track indulges in a joyful, spirited sense and feels wonderfully nostalgic while offering up an important message. Aphrose says, “it urges you to look deeper within and ask yourself: Can we grow, change and evolve if things always stay the same?” In addition to its thoughtful reflection, the track gifts us some beautifully layered vocal elements to accompany its rich sound. You definitely don’t want to miss out on Aphrose’s latest single, so press play and experience some reflective and soulful bliss.

 


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