Dialect Tre gives great pespective w/ release “WHATS PATIENCE”

Dialect Tre’s vocal approach is emotionally expressive but subtly controlled. There’s urgency, but it’s kept in check. She doesn’t shout, she leans, stretches, & hovers. The silences around her voice feels deliberate, it punctuates more than separate..

Lyrically, the track orbits around tension between waiting and wanting, between internal struggle and outward expression. The “patience” in question isn’t passive endurance, it feels more like a relational test, a boundary, a negotiation with time and feeling. Yours Avery’s contribution doesn’t feel tacked on, instead, it interlaces, either as an internal counter or a voice, or a mirror. The back and forth, whether in timbres, phrases, or emotional inflections, gives the track a layered interiority. It’s not two people singing at once as much as two perspectives breathing in the same emotional space..

The title itself, “What’s Patience,” poses a question immediately. It suggests a restless longing or curiosity, what is patience when something urgent burns inside? The presence of Yours Avery as a featured artist signals a dialogue, or an echo, in that question rather than a monologue. From the first bars, the track leans into atmospheric spacing, there’s room to breathe. The production doesn’t suffocate the voices, it offers contours. Vocals hover above and inside the mix in a way that gives them weight without drowning them in gloss. The beat is present, but not domineering, it’s a foundation, not a cage..

“What’s Patience” suggests Dialect Tre is someone more interested in tension than resolution. She’s working with edges, between sound and silence, between voices, between longing and acceptance. That willingness to leave things unresolved is brave, especially in an age of immediate hooks and instant gratification..