“Wry and danceable, ‘Sadist’ is track we can all relate to, and despite the title, listening to this entertaining track certainly is far from painful. The underlying truths are delivered here with a inescapable beat and rhythm that keeps you engaged to the bitter end.”
“Hard hitting words and emotions from a viewpoint not often heard in Hip-Hop. This is an important track to listen to with a open mind. These lyrics will no doubt piss off some, but anything worth saying usually does.”
“This track feels strangely intimate which is odd given it was written after a voyeuristic moment from afar.
The vocals are haunting and beautiful and the writing itself suburb as it touches on emotions we all feel and display — even we we do not realize we are projecting certain elements of ourselves.”
“Inbar Starr has a unique vocal tone that grabs you from the very start, but this track offers so much more. Solid songwriting and an easy infectious groove makes ‘Used To Know You Better’ one of those songs that instantly feels familiar. One of those songs you can’t help but sing to yourself long after the last note has faded.
The catchy chorus and a memorable melody stick with you in all the best ways. The video is a perfect compliment.”
“With soulful power, Yvette Nacer delivers the grains of emotional truth that provide solid ground for this single. Metaphorical ‘Quicksand’ is something we all slip into from time to time, and this track captures that sinking feeling while also lifting us up with the power of determination.”
“What happens when that one night stand lingers in your mind far beyond the following morning?
Caro delivers a song behind those very emotions and she does so with a pop glory that brings both commercial appeal and genuine feelings that strike a chord for the fragility of human emotions.”
“So I stumbled upon this song by accident., I was working with so many tabs on my computer and out of nowhere this song started playing. The cadence reminded me of something else but I couldn’t figure out where the song was playing it was between YouTube, Spotify or Sound-cloud maybe. When I finally found the tab I discovered Ammar Sings is the artist who has captured my ears and lifted me away with his new single “Don’t Leave”
“With a melody that would feel at home in a James Bond flick, and vocals leaning toward the Punk side of rock, Notel Motel offers a unique blend of sounds. But the real hook here is the mesmerizing lyrics that keep you listening while wondering WTF they are going to say next. That is not to say the lyrics are ambiguous. No, they are simply unpredictable in all the best ways. ”
“A pop song calling out all those delusional souls in this world, who truly think they are something special when their personalities actually reveal them to be more of the dime a dozen variety.
Chloe Lilac’s delivers her truth with an engaging vocal refrain, and lyrics that will make you both smile, nod, and perhaps utter an amen.”
“Old school, straight-forward Hip-Hop for the win!.
Big Shug has something to say and he says it with confidence, in a direct flow that prompts you to stop and listen. ”
“Given the genre of ‘Bye Bye,’ and the fact Sophie Gray is a burgeoning 15 yo pop starlet, there will no doubt be comparisons to Taylor Swift. However, that line is a tough one for me to draw.
Gray brings a heaver, songwriter vibe to this commercial mix and that somehow layers in an additional bit of emotion that transcends beyond youthful energy, to wise, world observer.”
“Listening I thought ... man, this hip=hip instrumental track is making me sleepy.
And given the track is part of an upcoming lullaby album ... I’d say it does it’s job perfectly. ”
“An interesting blend of reggae sounds and electro pop production gives this single a unique sound. Beyond the well-produced single is a sentiment of frustration over violence and the politics that swirl because of and in spite of the onslaught of tragedies.
This track offers a perspective that is not often at play and this only adds to the difference in sound and vibe. But make no mistake, this is entertaining music as well! ”
“Delivering unorthodox sounds via varying tempos, layers, and a mix of voices, Majjin Boo keeps each verse interesting and different.
Lyrically, this is a song that will take you multiple listens to digest the nuances, but because of the talent and skill you will not get that overexposed feeling as you do so.
Smart, intriguing, Alternative sound and I can’t wait to hear future offerings.”
“Spit it. Mean it. Don’t apologize for it. Prophet does not hold back in ‘Hurd of Who.’ Riding a steady beat and lyrics that strike — this is not a track for the faint of heart. But it is a track that speaks its mind with true talent behind it.”
“With a voice that instantly captivates, Reece hooks the listener before the lyrical content has a chance to settle. But ‘Last Time’ is far more than a performance piece showcasing vocal talent.
The single has depth, and meaning. In this case, those emotions just happen to be brought forth in delicate fashion, by a brilliant performance.”
“Caroline Kole has an unreal talent, so it is hard to imagine her ‘Freaking Out!’ but then again we’ve all been there.
Delivering a near perfect pop performance, Kole unleashes a single that is highly relatable in lyrical content, and entertaining in style.”
“Drink up!
This is the fun magic stuff. Music that is catchy and draws you into another world and time. I encourage all to to imbibe fully in this rocking melodic ditty.”
“Had you told me I’d be intrigued by a German Techno marching band, I would have been dubious to say the least, but this epic track sparkles from start to finish and given it’s nearly seven minutes long, that is saying something.
A little of the marching band vibe carries through, but this is a dance number plane and simple. A dance number that takes endurance and stamina, but the beat is infectious and the groove outstanding so I encourage everyone to march out of their comfort zone, and give this live recording a go.”
“A sensual love song, delivered with a raspy smoothness that showcases the emotion of the lyrics very well.
This is the kind of song played as the first dance at weddings, or repeatedly by those falling in love.”