“This is a banger to put on when you are just rollin’ or hanging with you buddies. A simple hard beat, and a straight-forward lyrics givers this track legs as an anthem among friends who want to prove their worth by trying and keep up with the flow.”
“The intro builds into a Reggae groove that drips with the emotion of trying to break down the walls of the one you love. smooth vocals and a steady beat persist to give this one a chill summer vibe, but this duet showcases the give and take of a relationship. ”
“Both the music and the video unfold like a theatrical show. Stirring emotion within and dazzling the senses both visually and auditory, Lindsey Striling is an entertainer in ever sense of the word. ”
“Funky and trippy, Freedom Fry continues to sneak attack me in the best of ways with surprising lyric progressions and an energetic spirit that makes all of their music feel alive.
The intelligent quirkiness of this band reminds me of The Presidents Of The United States Of America.”
“Faultlines brings us a folk/pop fusion complete with meticulous harmonies and a nice, even melody proving that Heartfire > Heartburn.
Seriously, I can’t wait to hear more from this LA Folk trio as talent abounds vocally, musically, and in the songwriting.”
“This dance-able pop number captures the euphoria of waking up beside someone new. Someone that excites yo and feels you full of hope. This song carries that hope in both the beat and the performance.”
“ If you want a taste of a different country and culture than Ramz delivers that. “Don’t You Play With Me” visual shows a fun yet serious side of the artist with a beat that will leave you grooving the whole time. ”
“This is a single with chill summer vibes.
I have no idea the chemical state of DAVIS while writing this one, but if you’ve ever had a poolside conversation with someone amid a huge cloud of green smoke, then listening to this song will feel a whole lot like that conversation.
Enjoy and remember ... everything will be ‘Alright.’”
“This one instantly made conjured thoughts of Kenny Rogers, but I hear many musical influences behind this well-written emotional ballad.
We have all played that game of what if, and this single puts us there in that place of wondering what might have been.
Genre wise this one straddles the line between old school country and contemporary folk, but a good song knows no genre. And this is a good song.”
“This is a fun song long before you figure in the touches of irony.
Billed as “Indie Pop” it carries a decidedly folk sound, but genre really is bend and manipulated throughout this single.
The choice to utilize chords and a melody far more prevalent in country music to make a statement about Bisexuality feels like a subtle social statement. People are people. Love is love and lust is lust. Dividing and lumping various elements of humanity into genres is wrong and so too is it a shame to limit the scope of well-written music.
The fact that this story, detailing our heroines infatuation with the “Blue Dress” clad women of her desire, is musically a country song ... makes me smile and appreciate the emotion and vocals all the more.”
“A tear falls down my eye as I continue to listen and type this. Relationships are hard and it takes alot to love someone. Through the good times and the bad times you may not always like your significant other but you will always love them. This is the message Caly gives in her new single, Hate U Sometimes.”
“Still June is on some other shxt and it is full of energy in his new single “All Me” He lyrically flows and the beat elevates that. When listening you can imagine him going in the booth the beat dropping and he just spitting. ”
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“The song is catchy and give you a Lil Duval vibe with 100% bluntness to go go with it. So when you’re out with the homies and someone thinks you are single just “Tell Dat Bitch I’m Married.”
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“On the surface this is a catchy pop-tune meant to entertain, but beyond that, the lyrics speak to a true problem in this world. And this combination makes this an important song for people to hear.
Entertaining and educating without relying on dark emotion or melodrama is the perfect way to express a message and truly say ... It’s okay to not ‘Be Okay.’”
“The music video is vibrant and Felix Cartal & Lights have re-birthed pop. Her vocals are leveled to perfection giving off the energy of gogo music with a electrifying pop twist. ”
“The vocals draw out the emotions that go along with ... simply going through the motions in a relationship.
The lyrics make you ponder both the power and the weakness of words.
Alle Farben has given us a single that both entertains with a steady beat, and enlightens with outstanding songwriting and an engaging performance.”
“The subtle mixture of instruments that Prigida delivers in this Lo-Fi Hip Hop instrumental allows you to be mellow all while grooving to the beat.”
“DCMBR is talking to me in his new single “Talk” He delivers a sophisticate Hip-Hop vibe mixed with a seductive R&B melody. ”
“The sultry soul vocals and harmonies grab you at once and never let go. The Tribe Of Good area super-group comprised of talented and accomplished musicians here to lift you u so come join ‘The Believers’ because this is an old school groove with some fresh funk.”
“This one snuck up on me. The early beat caught my attention but at first it all felt a little too clean and poppy and that made me automatically assume any emotion would be artificial. But something held my focus and kept me listening.
Soon enough the joy and simplicity of the message won me over. And when later I gave this single another listen, I found myself moving to the groove and singing along. I suppose you could say I did exactly as the title suggested. Give this one a listen and ‘Let’s Get Lost.’ ”