Exciting New Dream Pop Singer Edie Yvonne Covers "Fade Into You"
Is she inside me now?
This new cover of Mazzy Star's popular song "Fade Into You" brings a modern sound to a great classic. Edie Yvonne delivers a beautiful vocal performance with a clean and crisp modern sounding production and mix that you won't want to miss! At only 15 years old, her music is already masterful enough to belong on the radio and on all of our Spotify playlists. Edie Yvonne is a name you'll want to keep an eye on; she's certainly going to be making even bigger waves in years to come!
The soft guitars and filtered keys perfectly complement Edie's soft and sweet voice, creating a vibe that slows down time and brings you into the moment. The sound of the production and mix feels right at home with modern indie and dream pop artists such as Dream, beabadoobee, BENEE, and more. If you are familiar with the original song by Mazzy Star, you'll definitely appreciate this fresh take on what has always been a lovely song...
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