About Overflowing Acoustic Version
The original song Overflowing has the same lyrics as the Overflowing Acoustic Version. This holds the same for the Overflowing Ethereal Version. They are all songs of invitation for God to fill us with himself. But they are not the same.
The Power of Acoustic Music:
The Acoustic Version of Overflowing by Nsay ki la has a special space. This is precisely because it is an acoustic version of the song. There is something about acoustic versions of songs.
The raw and stripped-down sound of an acoustic version of a song allows the listener to focus on the lyrics and melody. And this makes the emotional impact of the song even stronger. In the case of the Overflowing Acoustic Version, it highlights the vulnerability and raw emotion in the voices of Nsay ki la and Vernsai Sany, making the song even more powerful.
It was not for nothing that Graham Nash (English-American musician, singer, songwriter, photographer, and activist) once said: “I mean, there are times to rock and roll, and I love that too. But I think my first love is acoustic music.”
Talents behind the Song:
Marc Eff of Kovapot was the main producer of the Overflowing EP by Nsay ki la. He produced, mixed, and mastered this song too. Nsay ki la wrote the chorus and his verse. Vernsai wrote her verse. The guitar was done by Blaise Strings.
These four created this song. Nsay ki la recorded in his home studio. Blaise Strings recorded in his own studio, while Vernsai Sany recorded in Kovapotbeats. With advancements in technology, is it now possible for people to create powerful, emotional, heart-warming songs like this, without meeting physically! It is fascinating!
Overflowing EP:
Overflowing Acoustic Version is done from the original song Overflowing by Nsay ki la, featuring Vernsai Sany. The latter is the first track of the Overflowing EP by Nsay ki la.
The Overflowing EP is a 6-track musical EP that Nsay ki la’s team released on 22 January 2023. It contains songs of praise, worship, and thanksgiving. These songs are largely in English, but also in Lamnso’, with a little French. The genre is mixed, and so are the moods of the songs, but they are generally pleasant and soothing.
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