The Bee - Desertas

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    Miami based Adam Benchaya AKA "The Bee" releases "Desertas"

The track takes inspiration from a wide variety of different musical styles and genres, bringing world music and traditional, a modern upbeat twist.

From the very moment the track enters, the listener is immediately entangled in the immersive, cinematic soundscape. The twangy, complex guitar constantly change amd unfolds, in ways the listener doesn't originally expect, ensuring they're constantly engaged.

The steady, funky drum beat combines with the ethereal instrumental layers to form the atmospheric vibe it emits. The woodwind instrumentation that occasionally floats around in the back gives the track that extra fulfilling push.

Although "Desertas" is 6 and a half minutes long, it never fails to intrigue the listener at all. It's always keeping you tapping along to the beat.  

There's no unneeded moments of downtime, it's action packed and suspenseful.

Be sure to check out "Desertas" below!

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