Adrianna Freeman’s latest single, “Halo,” is a powerful country ballad that shows the artist’s vocal range and emotional depth. Released on September 20.
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The production quality of “Halo” is good with a simple yet effective instrumental arrangement that allows Freeman’s voice to take center stage. The song’s themes of heartbreak, struggle, and liberation are conveyed through Freeman’s lyrics and vocals.
Freeman’s country music roots are evident in “Halo,” with influences from legends like Loretta Lynn and Patty Loveless shining through. However, the song’s message and delivery are uniquely Freeman’s, exhibiting her growth as an artist and her willingness to tackle tough topics.
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The music video for “Halo,” shot by JB Lawrence Productions in Havana, Florida, is a visually stunning accompaniment to the song. Featuring Freeman’s family and friends, the video brings the song’s themes to life in a raw and visceral way.
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