Sound Bites

Ashé Kenyetta – Make Me

When you think about passion and power, I want you to think of Ashè Kenyetta’s performance in her single, “Make Me.” She’s got such a unique voice that evokes power and is backed by her crystal clear range. When she sings, you feel like you are right beside her as the story unfolds and this is no different with this masterpiece. The thoughtfully struck guitar sets the tone for the track right before the heavy, bass-fueled instrumentation adds energy to the track.
On the mic, Ashè showcases such powerhouse vocal qualities, taking the listener through the raw emotions of a woman smitten with new love and encapsulating the burning desire and temptation to completely give herself to the man. This is an enchanting track with wide-ranging appeal thanks to its Pop/RnB properties. You should definitely check it out!

Ethan

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