Nyrah Soull Will “Reminisce” On Her Life

 nyrah soul Reminisce

Reminisce

 Nyrah Soull


A slow ballad with mellow vocals in a pop-R&B song.

London-based, Nyrah Soull, is an up-and-coming artist who has just released a new single after a 2-year hiatus. Soull’s music style floats around pop, soul, and R&B. Clearly, she doesn’t want to define herself into a single genre, and she should not. In 2019, Soull released her debut single titled “Netflix & Feel.” As the title implies, there’s more to life than just Netflix and chill. All of her music released since then is available on Spotify, YouTube, and SoundCloud. Nyrah Soull’s newest hit after her break is the R&B track, “Reminisce.”

Nyrah Soull’s third song, “Reminisce,” serves as the artist’s own reflection and encouragement. According to Soull, the song is a letter to herself that she wrote through painful times. The melody is slow-flowing and suits her velvety voice well, making it a powerful hit for those who need the same message brought to them. The entire song brings a nostalgic feeling with a retro vibe to make the most of itself. Similarly, the artist wrote lyrics that allow her to be honest. She confesses, “I wish I could still love you, baby.” Unfortunately, we can’t choose who to love, and nor can we control all things in life. The overall message inspires us to take a step back and stop trying to do exactly that. So, stream Nyrah Soull’s “Reminisce” today to remember what you do have control over.



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