Kida Kudz feat. Teni the Entertainer - Money [Music Video Review]
Rating: 4 out of 5
“The soulful talent can be heard through the tempo and the melody As we get a taste of Nigeria’s musical talent”
“The soulful talent can be heard through the tempo and the melody As we get a taste of Nigeria’s musical talent”
“This is a nice road song in the traditional Folk kind of way.
The heartbeat of Dylan, the bones of Guthrie, the blood type of Kerouac.”
“This track hits different.
So much so it isn’t easy to follow, but then again, grief is a twisted dark path that offers no real road map. So while many will dismiss the structure here, (based on the norms of music) this track is an exploration of human emotion, and I can’t think of a better artful expression for the way grief throbs and thumps and takes us to random places as we deal and cope with the pain.
I really only wish it went farther, and offered more, because the track is fairly short overall. ”
“True love is a hard time to fight and so is good music. This tracks happens to be good music about the power of true love. The vibe carries a classic Springsteen kind of sound.”
“ I love the visual editing with the color and as Jorge blinding sings the song and brings it to life.”
“There are lots of songs about battling depression, but few if any nail the struggle as well as this track.
’Pills’ brings an up and down energy, an array of emotion, and an engaging narrative that feels real and entertaining without sacrificing emotion or impact. Style wise this is Commercial Pop with a hard beat and an Electro Pop melody over soulful vocal delivery, ”
“A dark and brooding singer/songwriter ode to regret and disappointment. The vocals carry a classic Neil Young kind of vibe that makes the emotion quite tangible in this track. ”
“We all have that ‘Ghost’ or two that haunts us, but few in this world have the vocal talent on display in this single. The rasp in the voice is perfect for a song that fits in between a true Rock ballad and the Pop melody behind the track.”
“Dropping a flow that hits as hard as the beat, Troy Junker delivers these well-written and poignant lyrics with an attitude and cockiness that brings out the meaning quite well. ”
“The production on this track is as spot on as the beat. A pleasing electronic melody adds to the emotion of the lyrics providing a nice balance between a talented set of vocals, and an uplifting lyrical refrain to the chorus. ”
“The production here is crisp and bold and the manufacture of this beat is spot on. The track offers little vocally, but what is there does add an attitude to an already salty track.”
“The best songs are the ones you can listen to over and over again. The ones where you find subtle new meanings even years after you first hear it. ‘Twentysomething’ has that sort of vibe as it is nuanced and layered, both in the construct of the the beat and melody, but also in the songwriting and vocal delivery. The piece starts slow before revving up the energy level and throughout the lyrics are engaging and thought-provoking. ”
“Giovanni Tha King has dropped a single that is tough to categorize, but sometimes that is the beauty of flat out good music. It blends and blurs lines, and that is the case with ‘Fallin’ which has a Rap beat behind it and a similar cadence in spots, but the vocals utilize Autotune to give the track some Pop sensibilities as well.
At the heart of this track is the emotional and genuine delivery which drew me in as a listener.”
“Sinister yet alluring, Betty Moon’s vocals are like that first sip of whisky on the night you know you’re going to drink way too much.
Foreboding yet evocative, ‘Runaway’ is the kind of track that feels timeless in its appeal and razor sharp attitude. ”
“This EDM track really comes alive after that first drop about :45 seconds in, but even before that it sets a nice mellow groove that shines bright throughout this single.”
“Riding a nice hook in the chorus, Michael Kraun delivers a flow that feels genuine in emotion and lyrics. This track sets a mood from the onset, and stays consistent start to finish.”
“Toss a single from the dearly departed Prince into a blender, along with a funky refrain from Jamiroqui and the smoothie you’d be grooving to afterward would sound a lot like, ‘What If,’ which is Mike Kiddoo’s latest single.”
“Lyrics that made me sit up and pay attention. That is the foremost thing I can say about Jane Holiday’s single “Pocket Dial.’
The performance is solid, if a bit predictable, but that is not necessarily a bad thing as I remained focused on unraveling the emotion of the words.”
“Confetti is back with a high-energy track of braggadocios confidence.
Guaranteed to get you moving, this is a single that is perfect for the club, or when rolling around the block with the window down and your hair blowing in the breeze. ”
“That beat though …
This track is about musical euphoria. Perfectly capturing emotion and laying it down in studio.
Call it a modern Zippity-Doo-Dah where the sun is shining warm and gentle on your face, and the birds are whistling to the exact song playing in your heart. ”