Review: "FOREVERMORE" - Tiger La Flor
- Taylor Sheridan Lempke
- 1 hour ago
- 1 min read
Tiger La Flor shows her Old Hollywood and outlaw spirit in her latest single “FOREVERMORE.” This country sound glides easily with the lonely lover storyline. She’s not the damsel in distress. Tiger La Flor is the untamed cowgirl. She takes the place of the traditional old western cowboy who rides through the desert alone. It’s the dilemma between lassoing in someone special and leaving for the next town.
"FOREVERMORE" stirs up the journey of balancing passion for oneself and passion for another. The Spanish guitar and the mariachi horns of Luis Daniel Vargas awaken the warmth in the song. Each string echoes the fragility of the romance and the soft femininity of Tiger La Flor. The contrast against the tambourine and kick drum in the chorus pulls together the singer’s nature. She’s as independent and ablaze as she is gentle, just like those desert sunsets.
Tiger La Flor, the Japanese-Korean-American indie pop artist, has traveled from town to town, and music remains her one true love. Rock n’ roll and old films reflect her own desires. From Seattle to Barcelona, from New York to Paris, she finds herself in glamor and romance. In her latest EP, HOLLYWOODLAND, these elements take the setting of canyons, the style of snakeskin belts and boots, and the sound of Motown guitars.
Written By Taylor Sheridan Lempke
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