Rating: 4 out of 5
“I like the unique title of this track.There are different type of women but every type can’t be saved. Big Dawg Oatie is looking for a wife but keeps getting just the opposite. The song delivery is smooth and not over the top degrading. He is simple being honest. It is like the male version of TLC’s no scrubs. ”
“ If I Had” is a song about cherishing moments with someone. I like how the visual displays the couple romantically dancing with one another as it highlights their memories. This mini movie tells the story of flashbacks and everything you can do if you had one minute.”
“This artist holds no punches. He opens up and lets you know is most personal and raw feelings and emotions. That alone can draw listeners in off pure relatability. The use of autotune to take away the emotion and times and give a playful banter. This song is a serious, not so serious jam. Then the way the song goes into a double time at the end for a second burst of energy makes you feel like you got treated to two hits in one. ”
“I like the disc scratching in the intro. Read the Message does just that delivers a message that anyone listening can understand. The flow is straight and clear with the anticipation to hear the whole message from each artist. ”
“This track has a Michael Myers sound to it. PJ Ricochet delivery is strong but it hypes you up. The track talks about never missing when you do things and having the confidence to let everyone know it.You will find yourself trying to rap along during your first listen.”
“Take a moment to look at the city. This track describes that feeling of looking, engaging, and find something real or just healing. The drums hit just at the right moment creating an imagination of freedom. The climactic peak at the last chorus (2:52) introduces you to a wonderful instrumental mix.”
“The song has an exotic undertone to it. It starts out smooth and slowly builds you up to a more powerful moment. Sierra Blacc sings about guilty pleasure, being teased by someone who loves you but they really don’t. The song makes you want to create a dance or have a ballerina dance to it. I found myself wanting more but having just enough.”
“Southern Soul is always a vibe no matter how old you. 69 Year -old Soul Singer Robert Finley. The beat makes you want to clap, move your hips and get down with the get down.This track is true definition of there’s no age limit to fun and whiskey.”
“This is the type of music that could bring punk rock back. Its a fresh take on an old style. A sing along style story with amazing pockets of harmonization. Memory worthy hook. Straight froward lyrics. Banging drums and guitars playfully danced over with a party of vocals”
“This song gives cat walk vibes. Chanty vocals over synths and head nodding bass. This sound could be big overseas and could make any festival or rave crowd go crazy. Although there’s not many lyrics, there are just enough to keep the listener bopping from start to finish. ”
“Powerful lyrics that provoke thought over a simple bass, snare and high hat. This song gives big stadium energy. I could hear this track as more of a motivational song for professional teams as they come onto their respective fields. Solid song delivery from production to lyrical delivery and performance.”
“WUKASA gives a pure Electro Pop gem with ‘Party People.’ Lyrically the track is swaggering ode to confidence and just stomping forward no matter what ‘s in your way though musically the track’s dream like synths and soft steady rhythm almost belies a false bravo that makes me think the track the narrator of the story is trying to convince themselves as much as anyone else. The duality of that felt brilliant to me as that is how most of our minds work no matter what we display for the world. ”
“You down for some jazzed-up Indie Rock with vocals that conjure thoughts of Tom Petty? Then you my friends are in luck because that is exactly what Scott Fisher gives you with his track, ‘Hour of Great Contempt.’
And lyrically, the track will give you plenty to ponder as you listen over and over again to pick up on the meaning and nuance. I won’t give you my personal take here because this is the kind of track best digested by each individual, but trust me the time spent will not be wasted.”
“This song grew on me. It could have been the acoustic guitar chords that kept me listening throughout. The song has a folklore cadence to it and I like how the title was incorporated in the hook. The artist is saying when you go in relevance to someone leaving but spells it in a unique way, I also like how the track goes off track at the end. ”
“I found myself nodding to the introduction of “Brought You a Sandwich”.I am not sure of the origin of the title but I can hear the kits as well as every drum beat which keeps me engaged and relax”
“People will try you on life. They think you are afraid but reality is you will step on anyone who do you wrong. Big Take “Steppers” has vocal aggression but it doesn’t scare you away. The beat is just as hard as his vocal delivery.”
“Anything can happened in Vegas. You can get married or in BNO case it can make you feel famous. The song has a super sound to it that keeps you intrigued. The vocal deliver is full of confidence but also out of this world. It is defiantly a track you would play when exploring Vegas. ”
“This is defiantly a track that will make you think fast and rock out. I like how it gives the band moments to shine throughout the song but circle back to an engaging track. Think Fast is rock and retro all together.”
“The harmonies to start this track set the tone for the lyricist to walk right onto the piano laid under beat. Jazz meets hip hop in a very fresh and vibrant way. The aggression from the lyricist then switching back to the smoothness of the vocals is well played. There’s even a dj scratching in the background to add the pure hip hop allure. The horns, the piano, the vocals, the everything makes this song a great listen.”
“The vocals carry this song from start to finish. Not to take away from the production because it is masterfully put together but these vocals are clean. Smooth falsetto, well written lyrics. This is a jam. Not your typical r&b song but more of a soul meets techno fusion. I would add it to my “good vibes” playlist.””