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Speed By Kali Uchis Analysis
My taste in music varies just like any other music listener in the world. In order for the song to really catch my attention, I would need have instant click with it. Speed by Kali Uchis & Chamber of Reflection by Mac DeMarco, happen to be my top superlative choices in terms of music.
The similarity that these songs have is both obtaining a sentimental meaning of hope. Speed by Kali Uchis is a song that has such a unique beat and melody to it, it gives you the impression of a techno pop song. However, when I first heard the song, i had assumed the song was about being aware of your surroundings which later ended up being a bop elaborating about the person’s urge to have more drive with the help of their man to be, and urgent she needs his

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