Albert Posis - "Everlasting" (Video)

Man, if you're feeling froggy, here's some silky smooth R&B vibes to alley-oop into your crush's DMs. I mean, if you're planning to shoot your shot, "Everlasting" brings forth some next level energy to do it with.

Coming through your speakers courtesy of California-based Albert Posis, "Everlasting" is a suave bop of a record that features cool, calm and collected vocals that glide over the intricate instrumentation. This one is the definition of cool, as the energy behind Posis' content and delivery stand prominently in the foreground while the soft-spoken sonic backdrop provides the foundation upon which the Filipino-American artist does his thing.

Daps and pounds have to be given to Paul Prudente and Nick Pacoli, who bless "Everlasting" with the lovely guitar and keys. The simple visual, directed by Charles Guinto, gives the music plenty of room to breath, showcasing the three artists having fun while they lay down the track. Thanks to the lack of bells and whistles, everything about "Everlasting" radiates with an aura of pureness and authenticity.

"Everlasting" is available now on all major streaming platforms, including Apple Music and Spotify.

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