Released on March 4, Tarah Who? offers ‘Asian Blood’. The song is compelling for its bold lyricism, sublime subject matter, and metallic instrumental arrangement.
Tarah Who? is a new-age female rock music enthusiast who has come with the latest track ‘Asian Blood.’ The track is inspired by the feminist punk movement Riot grrrl, which was initiated in the 1990s. It talks about becoming older and realizing that society is unjust to the people who feel the necessity of looking younger to get a role. The song will remind you of the essence of 90’s classic rock music. Both the artists, Tarah and Coralie, have expressed their part brilliantly. It seems like they endeavor to bring back the lost glory of rock music again.
Enriched with the metallic instrumental arrangement, the song also shares a message about the irreversibility of time. Mixed by Norm Block (L7, Alain Johannes, Girl Friday) and mastered by Jesse Cannon (The Cure, The Misfits, Limp Bizkit), it is a reflection of the universal truth that time does never wait. Both the artists of Tarah Who? are known for their bold lyricism and explicitly dealing with the song’s subject matter. Their efficiency in the genre is vivid in all the songs they have uploaded to date. So, make sure you follow this duo on Instagram and their official website to not miss any updates.
‘Asian Blood’ is now available on Spotify in the UK and USA.
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