Categories: New Music

Multitalented singer-songwriter and visual artist Tish Talons debuts her first official release, “The Harder They Fall,” a collaborative tour de force featuring iconic producer and engineer Lion Brimstone and gifted star Krizz Kaliko

Tish Talons sees the world in multiple dimensions, translating it through singing and songwriting, photography, or videography as a visual artist. The Lexington, Kentucky-bred artist’s background is deeply rooted in music and visual arts, and hers has always been a journey of constant growth, discovery, and evolution. The collaborative effort “The Harder They Fall” featuring acclaimed producer, songwriter, and music promoter Lion Brimstone and another phenomenally gifted artist, Krizz Kaliko, marks Talon’s first ever official release. While she has written and done vocals for many songs, she has never officially released a song. This debut single therefore marks a significant milestone in her budding musical career.

Reggae-flavored with an agreeable production that has passed through the gifted hands of a craftsman, “The Harder They Fall” instantly leaves an indelible imprint on the heart and soul of a listener.

I don’t know, but there has always been something so signaturely positive about reggae music, and this tune is no different. Its thematic essence is reflected in its self-empowering lyrics that encapsulate hard work, sacrifice, drive, self-belief, and just being your authentic self in pursuit of your goals without being too mindful of the dream-stealers, naysayers, and jealous types whose only gratification is derived from watching others fall.

The intro is quite tuneful and refreshingly inviting. As the song grows, the reggae-styled structure comes out vividly, setting a delightful backdrop for the soulfully sultry male vocals as he sets the track’s memorable tone with that captivating chorus that is unforgettable.

Tish Talons climaxes this jam with her enchanting vocals smoothly and delightfully slinking over the decent beats, capturing the essence of the track’s inspiration with insightful and empowering lyrics that encourage you to keep going and ignore those who don’t have anything to look forward to.

This is a stunning tune with memorable appeal and emotional resonance. There couldn’t have been a better way for Tish Talons to introduce herself officially, and together with Lion and Krizz, they really do a fantastic job worthy of critical acclaim.

Tish Talons is set to release this jam soon enough, with the official release date being 9th December. Keep it here and follow her on her socials for real-time updates.

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Delvin

Founder of Tunepical, a blog dedicated to sharing my love of music with you. I believe that music is the key to life, and if you're listening to the right songs at the right time, everything is possible!

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