Tune Into Japanese Artists Kazuma Mitchell & Hikari Mitsushima’s Collab Song “Drown”



J-pop group INTERSECTION’s member Kazuma Mitchell teams up with Japanese singer-songwriter Hikari Mitsushima, for the soothing and bubbly single “Drown”. Indeed, the track is a mellow vibe, showcasing an emotional songwriting and a heartfelt vocal delivery.
The production’s framework paints a very distinctive and enticing soundscape — the quiet, colourful verses rise to a gentle, vivid crescendo, mainly supported by drums and substantial vocal harmonies. As matter of fact, Kazuma and Hikari’s vocals blend perfectly, creating a dreamy and flowing echo. Stream below.
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