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A Review of Cobahms Asuquo's Empty



King Ifey's review
I can't explain why I find immense solace in this song. It  has spoken to me in ways I can't imagine. It helps me to reinforce the fact that I am a Christian...a being that strives really hard to be Christ-like, consistently swimming against currents of the world, jumping out of that band wagon and treading that solitary path.
While on that path, I realise how close you are to me and how void I would've been without you.


The lyrics is just everything that can make your eyes well up in tears. You know deep within you that you are empty if you have no connection with God. ( the song could also refer to somebody one is immensely in love with)
It is simply spectacular.

About the song,
The sequence has something amazing about it. When I listen I feel like I am in a massive hall listening to just a baritone voice and a few musical instruments playing as though it were an orchestra— a massive one.

The rhythm is just one that lives an indelible print in you  heart  and makes you sing every tune in the chorus.
Cobahms is a quintessential baritone singer and his very smooth falsetto is altogether soothing and  very warming.. Incredible dynamics i must say. Just listen to the song...share and uplift somebody's heart.
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