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Amba Shepherd shows a softer edge on new track "If I Could"

  • June 4, 2017
  • Claire Ruder
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Australian singer-songwriter Amba Shepherd, covered by EARMILK for her last video release of "Wide Awake & Dreaming," is back again with a new downtempo electronic track titled, "If I Could." Released on Amba's own label Superrlativ, the song marks a shift from many of the bigger room house influenced tracks she has been featured in, such as Hardwell's "Apollo" and "United We Are," or Porter Robinson's "Vandalism" (she has also worked with many other EDM legends like Tiesto, NERVO, Afrojack). The song features breathy and light vocals from Shepherd that compliment the relaxed beat and soft piano intro. With all of the tracks you can find her featured on, hearing a track of her own is a treat.

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