The survivor warrior queen Deanna Wheeler conveys her story of submission and empowerment through her lyrically opulent popular track ‘Kiss Me Deadly’.
California City, Jun 9, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - With its embellishing characteristics, country music always has something to offer to everyone from its vast collection. Armed with her vibrant optimism, eminent musician Deanna Wheeler illustrates her journey defying all odds through the musical means of her hit single 'Kiss Me Deadly'. The mesmerizing melody of the song presented through a steady rhythmic progression lingers in the hearts of the listeners for a long time. The poignant beats enhance the lyrical components, showcasing her astonishing creative artistry.
Melding the classic country sounds of Reba, Martina McBride, and Stevie Nicks with passionate gypsy country-rock flair, the US Veteran turned musician shares her incredible story of survival through her melodically opulent and lyrically flabbergasting soundscape. She projects a rare authority in each of her performances with her exuberant vocal dexterity and raw passionate, she ignites a fire on to the stage. This gifted singer is bound to make a huge impression in the rapidly evolving music industry with her versatile and timeless work of arts.
Hailing from Austin, Deanna Wheeler continues the pursuit of perfecting her craft employing genuine passion and love for the art. Her newly released track 'Kiss Me Deadly' conveys her thoughts and feelings through eloquent and heart-rending lyrical wordplay which is rather amplified by the unique blend of the blissful therapeutic tunes and her inimitable dynamic vocals, inspired by a fight-or-flight Air Force/Wounded Warrior attitude. Listen to her other masterpieces like 'Through the Fire', 'I Can Lie', 'Get out Now', and 'Never Be the Same' on Spotify and follow her on Instagram and Facebook for updates on her next album and her 2020UK tour.
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