Song of the Day - "Sink Into the Floor"

Song of the Day - "Sink Into the Floor" - Feng Suave

Listening to the sensual tones of Feng Suave feels blasphemous at 10:55 am. This is a late night song that deserves to be played into the early morning sunset. Beginning with the gently tickling of the keys and soft brush against the frets. "I swear I saw you in the Vatican" The lead singer one of the two Daniels that makes up the core of Feng Suave has one of those persuasive voices a blend of a Sam Smith pre his last song and a splash of John Legend. He knows how to work his vocals so one sways to the surfy guitar rhythm and wants to love the one you are with. "No love it's close enough... It's only fine just because your clothes are off." The careful languid pace of this song then takes on an emotional cry from Daniel 1. He is telling his girl "I'm lonely because you know you were my only one" A song for lovers with sophisticated tastes who appreciate folding into a day dream. A ripe rich glass of burgundy song ripe with sweet smelling smoke rings that linger like a crushed memory.

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