“The picking of the guitar chords in the intro are the perfect set up for the angelic vocals of this artist. The way she easily switches from high to low notes is almost enchanting. It’s a feel good tune with just enough bounce to keep you dancing. The production allows for the artist vocals and lyrics to be the star of the show while providing the perfect background cover to give the song its flow. ”
“No one ever reaches the top of the mountain without struggling to get there. Rohan uses a smooth and easy delivery on this flow about fighting through the pain to reach to the place you want to be in life.
The track utilizes a Rap flow, but also has the groove of a slow and soulful R&B track giving the vibe an added dimension and accessibility to the emotional thread of the lyrical build.”
“Immediately gave me Nipsey Hussle vibes. You can hear the conviction in the artist voice as he delivers those heartfelt lyrics. The nature raspiness of his vocal timbre adds its own rawness to the track. The trap bass mixed with the smoothness of the piano chords makes this a track to definitely ride to and vibe to on any occasion. ”
“The artist vocals and intensity pierce through the track from the beginning. The messaging is powerful. The production is just simple enough to let the artist dance all over it without clashing or being overbearing. A true lyricist in rare form. The transition into the melodic hook is both unexpected and appreciated because the extra element of emotion is brings to the song . ”
“Parris LaVon shares a bit of vulnerability on this flow, but despite the title of the track he clearly is anything but ‘Weak.’
We all have our problems and roadblocks but persevering and coming out the other side is what defines who and what we are. The beat and rhythm here are smooth and the lyrical flow lands its emotional punches with a raw earnest vibe that feels genuine. A track to listen to over and over again to appreciate the various nuances.
Be sure and check out the entire new album, WINTER IV which just dropped this week. ”
“Pure Trap attitude sets the track off, and the bounce isn’t just an accessory here, but a full-out active part of the vibe.
Big Boss Vette unleashes her chorus in conjunction with the talents of Coi Leray to create a remix that hits with force. Lyrical wit and a strong overall verve amps the mood on a track that is one-hundred percent brass.”
“The Lil Hazy gives hints of Lil Uzi but still with his own original swag. Really like the production. Mixes rock with trap bass. For 18, he has a very polished sound.”
“Something very pure and vibrant about this artist vocals and the delivery of them. Feel good love song with just enough bass to make it a party tune. Very catchy and relatable hook. The way she transitioned from full vocals to singy song bars shows pure musicality.”
“I love how the artist vocals act like more of an instrument existing within the track and not necessarily just sitting on top of the beat. The production is very futuristic, though it seems to clash with the vocals at time with all the synth elements of the track. Could definitely pop this song on in the car and ride to it.”
“The smooth chords and vocals that open the song immediately grab your attention. The chorus is simple but catchy in a lullaby type of way. Really enjoy how the song builds continuously as it goes along which pulls me a listener in more and more.”
“Say So” is fturistic love music that’s easy to ride to. The artist leaves just enough pockets to let the beat breathe while still delivering lyrics at just the right time. Great blend of melodic vocals, thought provoking lyrics and catchy bars. ”
“Surprisedly, I like this song. Cleo Handler “but I’m a vegetarian” is thought provoking. The song has a playful story telling vibe to it that will also have you wondering what if. Cleo sticks to the melody and engages the listener throughout the song.”
“Prisoner & Key delivers a brooding track that is best compared to Springsteen taking a turn at an Outlaw Country song.
’Set in My Ways’ has grit and punch and almost slips into an Industrial vibe at times. The vocals are steady and moody with a dark undertone that defines the track overall.”
“Life on the road can be lonesome and tough, and here, Joshua Radin explores those emotions with his latest track, ‘The One’s For.’
Delivered in a Pop Folk style, the song emotes the love and gratitude for family and friends left behind, be it for a day a week or the duration of a long tour. A song of sentimental appreciation that is easy to connect to and will inspire thoughts about the people who are important to you.”
Rating: 4 out of 5
“Donny D drops this ode to ‘Maria’ which is personified as a woman here but is a metaphor of course for marijuana. No matter the nature of the relationship we all need a bit of calm comfort now and again. The flow here popes and has a nice balance of energy and anguish to set it all off. The delivery is spot on for both timing and tone and this one that should be appeal to lots of people given the different ways the track can be taken.”
“The mood of the song is a vibe. The vocalist has an almost Giveon type of tone. The accents of the harmonizations add texture and volume to the hook which is already catchy in itself. The way the snare sits on top of the beat makes it hard to not nod your head to this one.”
“The lead vocalist showcase enchanting, almost hypnotic vocals. They draw you in. The instrumentation gives soft 90s rock. I could hear it on a movie sound track as well. ”
“Can you end a relationship and still be friends? ‘Breakups Ain’t Goodbye’ addresses the emotions when the other person wants a clean break, but you hope to hold on for a while longer even if it is in a different capacity. The vocal delivery is emotive and heartfelt.
The track has a Bedroom singer/songwriter vibe and lands somewhere between Brandi Carlile and Harry Styles on the musical scope. ”
“Tara Hack delivers plenty of ‘Bounce’ with her new single. A funky little throwback with roots in Disco, the track still manages to feel fresh and contemporary despite that old school sound and rhythm.
After honing her entertainment skills as a busker in New York City, this artist is primed to break out in a big way. I dare you not to move and groove to this beat and build.”
“GRAMMY winner RITON returns with an energetic dancefloor banger that samples 50 Cents ‘Candy Shop’ and offers the vocal talents of rising Rap star Soaky Siren. The beat is infectious and the ‘Sugar’ oh so sweet on this EDM/Hip-Hop blending vibe.
A track sure to get listeners moving and singing along by the first chorus, no matter how you want to categorize this genre being single.”