Radius
Love Lies (with Faux Paz) - Single (2021)
Review By Kimberly Raschka Sailor
December 25, 2021

Ordering Information
Love Lies is available on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, Tidal and other major platforms.

Hot collabs are trending in a cappella, and your heart will sing over a strong pro group and a well-known collegiate group becoming a supergroup. Add in an expert production team, an arrangement with plenty of swag-infused soul, and chart-poppin' vp, and there's not much more to ask for in Love Lies. Shoot, what's next?
This release is truly made better because of the partnership. Radius gets to add treble-decoration lines and a lot more color-depth to its usual sound by shouldering up to the Faux Paz roster, and Faux Paz benefits from the red hot radio-ready talents of Radius up front.
Is this the best a cappella arrangement of Love Lies I've heard to date? Yes; Isaiah Carter, you've gone and done it. The first fifteen seconds alone seal the deal. Adjectives: lush, daring, complex, sultry. I'd love to hear about the rehearsal process for this work. And what an awesome duet pairing in Dylan Melville and Sarah Gray: voices compatible enough to buy into the he-said/she-said interplay, while distinct enough to be drawn into their individual lines and showy flair.
Contemporary a cappella is alive and well. Come sink into the sweet harmonies and rhythms Radius and Faux Paz put down for you.