Beige Declares His Independence In “Palm Trees”

Palm Trees

Beige

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A mesmerizing R&B fusion with a vibrant pop style.

Virginia-born musical creative, Beige, is an up-and-coming artist, singer, and songwriter ready to share his sounds with the world. With a Middle Eastern background and 20 years of life experience in the Levant, Beige takes inspiration from his multicultural upbringing. He infuses hints of his roots into his work to make a fusion sound of different countries. Beige has his music available on many platforms, such as Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Music. He debuted back in mid-February with the pop single, “Mrs. Sunshine;” his latest release is the R&B fusion single, “Palm Trees.”

“Palm Trees” is lush, and there’s no other way to describe it. It offers a blend of pop-rap sounds to compliment an emotional reflection. Lyrics like “Walking away, I didn’t mean every promise that be giving you faith/ Communication, I don’t need the invasion I think I just need my space” and “Heard through the grapevine/I’m mad that you ain’t mine/I’m feeling some way” explore frustrations; these include being with a former love while making it clear that one is tired of being mistreated. The song is also upbeat enough to keep your attention, but slow enough to learn the lyrics easily. “Palm Trees” is relatable and ear-pleasing; an excellent follow-up to Beige’s debut. So, stream “Palm Trees” today to luxuriate in summer vibes.



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