Categories: New Music

Abigail Winzer Casts Her Effortless Charm on the Listeners of EDM and Pop with Ethereal Singing in “Current State”

Artist Abigail Winzer’s engaging approach, strong artistic vision, and extremely inventive music are clearly resonating deeply within the hearts and minds of listeners all across the world. With her formal debut and the start of her career, the growing streams on her track “Current State” in collaboration with Story Time are all the proof anyone needs to know she’s truly found her place; right in the heart of the spotlight, and fully embracing her destiny as an artist.

Abigail Winzer retains a remarkable trait by presenting us with a fascinating soundscape that is similarly captivating and keeps the listener interested continuously. She flows flawlessly between the various segments, and the soundscape – in which we can hear outstanding production details – follows suit with similar variation, resulting in a very dynamic, consistently intriguing mix.

 

“Current State” constantly evolves from good to outstanding to superb, offering fresh levels of color and surprising flare throughout its duration. Consider the transition to trippy EDM, the melodic pleasure of the climax after introspective, serene verses, the unexpected bass-melody and instrumental presence around the 1 and a half minute mark.

There’s no reason why this track shouldn’t be the EDM/pop fusion single that dominates airwaves around the world this year. The quality is excellent, there is uniqueness and passion in the composition and performance, and the whole piece simply provides those timeless, nostalgic good vibes that bring everyone together at the end of the night. A more than deserving offering, certainly worth a listen at full volume.

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