Arro, Prism | Track Review 🎵

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hen it comes to churning out memorable singles, Nashville indie-pop artist Arro has the golden touch, and he does so again with, ‘Prism.’ The arrival of the forward-thinking artist is not anything to be sniffed at as he explores his musical approach while using various textures that have come before him!

The track gets off to a strong start with a guitar lead that echoes and reverberates, along with a vocal harmony mixed in and out of the mix throughout the opener. As Arro begins to reach out of the speakers with his ethereal voice style, the guitar transforms into a strumming pattern. He has a distinctive voice and speaks openly and honestly about life and relationships, the emotion of yearning, and thinking back on times spent with loved ones.

This work has Arro’s signature sound. As the song proceeds, various influences become more apparent, and he incorporates the aspects of music he enjoys the most into a style that is uniquely his own. In addition, this song is a fusion and features a post-genre soundscape that seeps out of its pores. There is a flow that perfectly syncs with Arro’s emotions, and he captures the original enthusiasm he had when writing this piece.

This song has a lot going for it, and the more you listen to and explore it, the more you appreciate it. It also features a bottomless stereo space. It is a commendable performance by Arro, and fortunately, it is just one of many recent releases by Arro that stands out among its peers.

You can take a listen to this new single by Arro here.

Four out of five – George James. 

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