Halloween special Eva Snyder "Salem" (ft. Casey Hamilton)
Eva Snyder is a Nashville-based artist who steps in with a Halloween-inspired interpretation, "Salem”. The artist teams up with Casey Hamilton and it results in a captivating and light track. The instrumentalization is very rich, in particular, the percussion that gives an excellent beat to the whole song.
Since the instrumental is very well provided, the vocal performance is posed with a slower pace which gives harmony. You will be amazed by the narrative part that puts you in a half-fun and half-scary atmosphere. This track is perfect for your Halloween party. Stream below
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