AHE Isis is a multifaceted artist based out of Atlanta, Georgia, whose eclectic sound is inspired by the wide range of music, diverse vibes, and various artists that he grew up listening to. A talented young artist with his sights set on success, he has managed to display his limitless versatility with his sound that cuts across rock, trip hop, trap, melodic and emo rap, as well as hyperpop.
AHE Isis now has a new single titled “I Won’t Give Up” that has been accompanied by a visually stunning lyric video.
Featuring impeccably crafted rock instrumentation that transports its listener to a state of flow and easily fits into any rock playlist, AHE Isis acts as your guide as he uses his expertise to unravel the emotions one step at a time with his knack for the specifics and tailored delivery, making you feel as if you’re right beside him as the story unfolds.
As you push play, you give up every inch of control as you prepare to be transported to another world as you turn the volume up and lose yourself in the thrilling sounds of the track that feature the textural and melodic edge of rock.
On the vocal front, AHE Isis skillfully delivers vocals over the rock instrumentation with his hyper vocals pertaining to the genre appeal of trip hop. This seamless combination in and of itself is heavenly and hypnotic and creates such an immersive listening experience.
“I Won’t Give Up” was actually inspired by American rock band Paramore’s “Misery Business” song. AHE Isis excels to stamp his signature all over this record, earning the track immediate authenticity.
The accompanying lyric video features a visually stunning anime-inspired minifilm that really adds to the elegance and appeal of this musical masterpiece.
To experience such an enthralling rock-fueled soundtrack, follow the attached link, subscribe to AHE Isis’ YouTube channel, like the lyric video, add it to your playlist, and share it with friends.
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