“The Ring” ain’t just another tune, my friends. It’s the latest sonic journey brought to you by Shanice, and this time, she’s sharin’ the stage with Mönt Lee, deliverin’ a divine duet that takes a deep dive into the annals of pop, soul, and R&B history. We’re talkin’ fifties soul queens, sixties doo-wop ballads, the R&B renaissance of the nineties girl bands, all the way to the cutting-edge, poised pop and neo-soul sounds of today.
Shanice, well, she’s got a voice that’ll grab ya by the soul (pun intended) and take you on a seductive ride. She checks all the right boxes – power, control, sentiment, and sensuality – it’s all in there. Her music is a reflection of a life steeped in diverse influences, drawing inspiration from the likes of Pop, R&B, 80s soul, jazz, and a whole lot more. Her musical DNA is a rich tapestry woven with threads of inspiration garnered from everyone from Jennifer Hudson to Jamie Cullum, Gang of Youths, Hozier, and a slew of others.
And let’s not forget Mönt Lee. He ain’t just a musical counterpart; he’s given ample space in this song to let his own vocal prowess shine. See, Shanice knows it ain’t about egos; it’s about servin’ the song, and these two voices, they ain’t just vibing and vocalizing together. No, sir! They’re mergin’ and meldin’, creating a sonic union that elevates this song to heights way beyond the sum of its individual parts. Yeah, you better believe it – much more, indeed.
