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Eldorado – “3 in the morning”

Eldorado brings a brilliant sound you feel every element of in the music video for “3 in the morning”. The production sets the perfect tone with an emotive indie touch that you can feel in as you get lost in the feel of it. With the tone set, you are able to dive into the heartfelt writing that captures diving headfirst into a relationship, with the right amount of vulnerability and emotion at every turn, to make you not only marvel at her work but have a sure experience listening to the music that you can relate to in a major way.

Eldorado’s “3 in the morning” is a record that captures what the spirit of music is truly all about on this special release. People are always looking for music that they can connect to on a high level, as we all look for songs that understand how we feel sometimes better than we do. It’s brilliant music that excels in every way, in its pursuit to give the listener that more we always love to hear.

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