Uber-talented artist and versatile singer LilSlavic sprinkled her musical aura with the latest tracks. The tracks churn out the flavors of contemporary pop music.
Los Angeles, Jan 13, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Singer and songwriter LilSlavic created a huge buzz with a stylish take on contemporary pop. Her latest tracks like 'Dip' and 'Sorry Bruh' are the greatest contribution by this artist to the industry. Blending unique production and vocal experimentation, each of the tracks sounds distinctly amazing and brilliantly refreshing. Progressing through a variety of soundscape, the artist meanders with her vocal skills and add some potentially immersive moments through her singing. Her melodic vocal tone builds up the hook in the track in a fairly unpredictable way. A dash of synth-play and EDM does not fail to engage the listeners.
Hailing from Los Angeles, LilSlavic is an immigrant artist from Ukraine. She is making some significant progress through the music industry at the age of 19 years only. She wrote and performed for the first time at the tender age of six years only. The latest tracks 'Dip' and 'Sorry Bruh' is made with the artist's personal feelings. The deep emotive lyrics tell about the personal experiences of the artist. Most of the lyrics belong to the artist's personal diary. Some of her other tracks like 'Mamacita', 'Angel', 'Gfy101', etc prove her consistency in music and portrays her prolific musicianship.
The artist is young but quite talented with her musical skills. Her latest tracks were released under the production house of Breyer. The indomitable urge to create exquisite original music makes her a persistent artist. Bending the stereotypes of music and society, the artist has garnered a lot of attention. Follow her on Instagram and Spotify to know more.
Listen to these tracks of LilSlavic, just visit the given below link :
Dip : https://open.spotify.com/track/0NNczLXFDAVNjq5obNXrdy
Sorry Bruh : https://open.spotify.com/track/0NGBcprqPi0trfaWQE5V4V
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