“MAKE AM” is produced by Bhankie Beatz and mastered by Halfco Baby. eNZYM experiments on the Afropop sound, where he takes a deep dive into the challenges of life faced by young adults, specifically exploring the theme of daily struggles and hardships explores the undisputed fact that life can be tough and often throw us curveballs that can leave us feeling defeated and discouraged.
But despite these challenges, it is possible to rise above them and come back stronger than ever before. With raw emotion and powerful lyrics, eNZYM showcases an array of emotions, offering hope and inspiration to listeners facing similar struggles, he goes to be a mouthpiece for lots, in a prayer request, he says to God “Ma Sha Allah, we’re ready, we’ve been through enough and it’s okay, we want spray cash, make sure our people are okay”.
eNZYM and Halfco Baby highlight the need to remember that these daily challenges are justa preparation to success and fulfilment.
MAKE AM features a powerful vocal performance from the artiste where he sings with raw emotion, pouring his heart and soul into every note and word, making the song an emotional and uplifting experience for listeners.
This song is sure to become a staple for anyone looking to overcome life’s hardships and come back stronger than ever before. Listen to the song here
Jennifer Tefft's "Love and War": A Stellar Serving of Indie-Rock Brilliance
It’s tough to nail down exactly what makes Jennifer Tefft’s latest single, “Love and War,” so magical. Seriously, folks, it’s a barnstormer of indie rock energy that bounces from one emotional peak to another, all the while sketching a bright and complex portrait of the crazy dance between fire and calm in relationships.
We’re still reeling from her impressive win as the ‘Female Performer of the Year’ at the New England Music Awards, and now she’s gone and hurled this absolute gem our way. “Love and War” whiffs of the exciting new shades we can expect in her upcoming sixth album. This track has Tefft wading into the messy waters of love – showcasing a relationship that’s teeming with passion but also burdened with the hefty weight of maintaining a long-distance affair. Worst bit? Her guy’s a disaster at keeping in touch.
Musically, this piece is a delicate blend of dreamy effortlessness and laser-focused craftsmanship. Those thunderous toms and searing strings weave a rich, broad canvas that is as pulse-pounding as it is emotionally exhausting. There’s a real streak of energy buzzing about, lighting up the atmosphere and hooking you right into those gripping three-and-a-half minutes. And oh, can we talk about Tefft’s vocals? Raw, genuine, just oozing authenticity – a real high-point transporting the narrative of the song right at ya.
Jennifer Tefft’s “Love and War”: A Stellar Serving of Indie-Rock Brilliance
Let’s doff a hat for producer Munk Duane, who has spun this into an aural feast that has your ears pinned from the get-go. And Hans DeKline? Mastering this piece into a clear, crisp and powerful journey that neatly delivers Tefft’s heartfelt sentiments.
What’s cool is that Jennifer shakes up her crew a little. We’ve got Chris Georgenes on the skins and Stephen Beccia grooving on the bass and backing vocals. Coupled with the rock-steady John Parrillo, they lighten up as the fresher and more energetic Jennifer Tefft & The Strange. This shift is evident in “Love and War,” with a punchy, well-coordinated performance that keeps echoing in your head long after the final notes have faded.
You know, on hearing “Love and War,” you’re swept into this fleeting universe, a lush mix of love’s intoxicating sweetness savoured with the bitter scraps of hopeless chats. Despite its indie rock roots, there’s a high-flying quality to the tune that rounds it to the masses. It’s a sure-shot sign of Tefft’s unyielding talent to engage, surprise, and keep pushing her own boundaries.
So here’s a cheer for Jennifer Tefft & The Strange, charting their own path through the choppy waves of indie rock like it’s a walk in the park. Soaring above the ordinary, striding over the great divide between victory and disaster, their music resonates with a deep-seated yearning and the promise of epic tunes yet to come. For now, though, let’s drown in “Love and War” – a stellar serving of indie-rock brilliance. But let’s not forget: it’s perfectly imperfect as it should be – just like the best love stories. Do you get me?
Akwa P, a rising rap talent from Ghana, has returned with an explosive new single that is sure to cause a stir on the world music scene. This song, “Inna Ma Yard,” transports listeners on a captivating journey into the enchanted world of fantasies and wants.
The intriguing story of “Inna Ma Yard” centers around an accidental encounter at a pub that leads to a private meeting in the artist’s bedroom. Akwa P expertly spins a tale that captures the essence of transitory encounters and unspoken chemistry with seductive sounds and creative lyrics.
This most recent release features Akwa P’s distinctive fusion of Afrobeat, Dancehall and hip-hop, supported by his easy-going lines and catchy hooks. The musician has a burgeoning fan base in the music business because to his distinctive style and narrative skills.
As the ultimate song for those who want for both aural joy and lyrical depth, “Inna Ma Yard” is currently accessible on all major streaming services. Prepare to become fully immersed in Akwa P’s enchanting universe and discover the magic for yourself. Listen here
Segana’s latest release, “Mercy,” is a thrilling journey through a neon-soaked time capsule. The sound is addictive and has the power to make your mood better, the duo really has outdone themselves when it come to this production because everything was on point.
From the very first notes, “Mercy” commands attention, conjuring images of an era defined by neon lights and high-top sneakers. Listening to the song you can hear sounds of some of the greats such as Katy Perry, Harry Styles, One Direction, The Midnight, The Strike, Bruno Mars, Taylor Swift, Shawn Mendes, Lizzo, while infusing the track with an electrifying energy that’s impossible to resist. Segana has successfully harnessed the spirit of the ’80s, delivering a sound that’s both homage and evolution.
The vocals are a charismatic blend of nostalgia and contemporary soud, evoking the iconic vocalists of the era while maintaining their true core. The track’s lush layers of pulsating synths and a pulsing bassline create an immersive soundscape, expertly balancing familiarity with innovation.
Segana, has consistently pushed the boundaries of their genre while maintaining a deep connection to their roots. With “Mercy,” they continue to appeal their audiences and establish themselves as torchbearers of a bygone musical era, all while staying unique on their path into the future.
“Mercy” invites us to dance, sing, and reminisce, all while celebrating the enduring themes of music that transcend generations the repetitive lyrics makes this easier to sing along. Segana has seamlessly merged retro and modern pop genres, ensuring broad appeal to fans of both.
Patoranking Blends Afrobeats, Reggae, Dancehall & Hip Hop On His Fourth Studio Album World Best
Raking in over500 million YouTube views, a quarter of a billion DSP streams for his previous 2020 album Three, Nigerian star Patoranking lives up to his anointed moniker “World Best” from his devoted fans, a following of over 8.7 million on Instagram alone. Through his long standing reputation of layering afrobeats, dancehall and reggae, the Lagos-born artist is in a class of his own. He was instantly drawn to the pulsating native rhythms of galala, an uptempo reggae-inspired music and dance that took over his streets in the 1980s and 1990s. His fourth studio album, aptly titled World Best,is a masterfully modern culmination of this genre fusion – driven by love, life and conscious lyricism.
On World Best (out today Sept 6, 2023), Patoranking taps international icons likeAmerican hip hop legend Ludacris, Jamaica’s own dancehall don Beenie Man andKingston’s unruly boss Popcaan. His homegrown sound is nurtured with more talented collaborators hailing from Africa – including hitmakers Kizz Daniel (Nigeria) and Diamond Platnumz (Tanzania) as well as rising stars Victony (Nigeria), Gyakie (Ghana)and Zion Foster (UK by way of Nigeria). From lush instrumentation to synthesized beats, the LP’s range of production holds a celebratory tone and is provided by an all-star cast of up-and-coming and well-known African producers. The list includes Phantom (Nigeria), Kel P (Nigeria), Killertunes (Nigeria), C-Tea (Ghana), Mix Master Garzy (Ghana) and many more.
Over the last year, Patoranking has been steadily releasing key cuts from World Best. The intoxicating “Kolo Kolo” ft. Diamond Platnumz (produced by Young Willis) has already received almost 30 million YT videoviews and recently won Best East Meets West Collaboration atEast Africa Arts Entertainment Awards (EAEA) 2023. “Abobi” followed with its full-bodied melodies created by Nigeria’s Kel P, whose credits include multiple hits on Burna Boy’s African Giant2019 landmark album. Over the summer, Patoranking dropped “Higher,” a spiritual vibration featuring cracking percussion sound and soft glowing synth chords produced by Mix Master Garzy, and unleashed the party starter “Tonight” ft. Popcaan produced by DJ Breezy (who is responsible for Patoranking’s 2014 hit “My Woman, My Everything” ft. Wande Coal. The latter Nigeria-meets-Jamaica anthem is already over 2m+ YT views and climbing Nigeria’s Top 100 chart.
The swoon-worthy collaborations continue throughout World Best. Ludacris finds common ground with Patoranking as they recall their humble beginnings before fame on “Miracle Baby.” On “Gyal Like You” featuring Nigerian star Kizz Daniel, both icons are smitten over a breathtaking sight as their vocals ride over the feel good beats by the young Nigerian producer Killertunes (Wizkid, MUT4Y, Duncan Mighty‘s). “Women of the Year” ft. Zion Foster is a sultry ode to the ones they dedicate their hearts to. The words of admiration float over a mid-tempo afrobeats groove by N2THEA, the UK-based Ghanaian producer (Tion Wayne, Afro-B and Alicai Harley). With an earnest feeling fueling the melody in every word on “Amazing Grace,” Patoranking and the self-crowned King of the Dancehall Beenie Man declare their vows and boast unconditional love to their prospective queens. The song’s shimmering guitar licks and an ensemble of wind instruments are courtesy of C-Tea, the Ghanaian producer/sound engineer who earned a Grammy win for Black Coffee’s 2022 album Subconsciously. Patoranking is head over heels and hypnotized on “Control Me” complemented by the vocals of the fast-rising Ghanaian songstress Gyakie and rhythms built by Mix Master Garzy. The album’s standout track “Babylon” features one of Nigeria’s latest musical exports Victony and is an alluring wonder into the unknown. The seductive sounds are crafted by Nigeria’s renowned Phantom, the man behind Burna Boy’s “Ye” and Camidoh’s 2022 anthem “Sugarcane.”
World Best follows Patoranking’s albums: God Over Everything (2015), Wilmer (2019) and Three (2020). Listen Here
Ko-Jo Cue Breaks The Internet With '001' Freestyle
On September 7, Ghanaian rapper Ko-Jo Cue broke the internet with a freestyle video titled “001.” The rap video showcased his lyrical prowess and delivered a thought-provoking message. In his freestyle, Ko-Jo Cue addressed a common issue in the music industry: critics.
Referencing artists like Amaarae and Fameye, Ko-Jo Cue touched on the criticism from fans for not fitting in with society’s expectations. Aside from addressing the challenges, he also acknowledged Ghanaian artists who have been making waves. One of the notable shoutouts was to the Super Jazz Club, a Ghanaian music collective currently on a world tour. He also paid tribute to some of Ghana’s most prominent musical talents, including Camidoh, Gyakie, Stonebwoy, and Shatta Wale. The talented wordsmith paid homage to media personalities who played pivotal roles in his career. He mentioned Brown Berry of YFM, Dr. Carl of Radio Univers, DJ Black of Joy FM, and PY of Bless the Mic fame.
Ko-Jo Cue’s recent freestyle video took the internet by storm, earning him widespread acclaim from fans and musicians alike. Fans flooded social media with positive reviews, praising Ko-Jo Cue for his lyrical prowess and candid commentary on various industry-related issues. The freestyle’s popularity also generated conversations about the importance of artists speaking their truth and addressing the challenges they face in the music world.
Ko-Jo Cue’s “001” freestyle, produced by Drumx Beatz, comes days after he announced his return to the limelight and revealed his new management, Gold River. Fans and professionals alike have praised his freestyle, particularly his lyrical skill and originality. The release of this freestyle has generated anticipation for what Ko-Jo Cue has in store for his upcoming projects as he continues to push boundaries and defy expectations in the music industry.
Watch the video below:
And from today, whatever I have to say, I’ll say it in a song. The truth doesn’t scare me when it rhymes.
Raised in the energetic rhythms of West Africa, Linford Kennedy Amankwaa, known to the world as Ko-Jo Cue, is a Ghanaian hip-hop artist who continues the legacy of the region’s revered griots. As a songwriter and lyricist, he weaves tales of African life through a lens both introspective and socially aware. His fusion of Hip-Hop, Highlife, and Afrobeats, paired with his philosophically tinged narrative style, mirrors the creative forces behind rap titans like Jay Z, Nas, J. Cole, and Obrafour.
His collaboration with Ghanaian rapper Shaker on the album “Pen & Paper” in 2017 garnered accolades and caught the eye of Lauryn Hill. This earned him an opening slot on her tour. Similarly, his 2019 debut album, “For My Brothers,” was hailed as a landmark in the Ghanaian rap scene, dominated the Apple Music Charts, and gained a nomination for Album of the Year at the 3 Music Video Awards. Since 2019, he has accrued several awards, including the Adinkra Poetry Prize and an Artlink grant, for which he converted his album “For My Brothers” into a radio show aired across Europe.
Dive Into the Sonic World of Jammed: A Review of Their EP
Jammed, a four-man band, united with the purpose of crafting inspiring songs. Since their formation, the group has continuously harnessed their musical skills while maintaining their original name. Their most recent EP, titled ‘Dive In,’ serves as a testament to the band’s artistic prowess.
‘Dive In’ comprises three original tracks, commencing with a selftitled opener, a three-minute and six-second masterpiece. This track sets the perfect tone for such an exceptional EP, commencing with captivating guitar riffs that transport the listener into a mesmerizing, psychedelic realm, free from external distractions.
Following suit is ‘Sky Is Gone,’ seamlessly flowing into the EP’s conclusion, ‘Fooled.’ The bass guitar introduction in ‘Fooled’ is irresistibly addictive, accompanied by witty lyrics featuring repetitive lines like ‘Fooled By Your Lies,’ which vividly underscores the song’s theme.
Each composition within the EP exhibits impeccable craftsmanship and meticulous structure, leaving an indelible impression. Despite its brevity, ‘Dive In’ etches a lasting mark that refuses to fade, compelling listeners to hit the repeat button almost involuntarily.”
Riley Lynch's "Heartbreaker" - A Soul-Stirring Exploration of Love and Insecurity
Since his first appearance on XFactor USA, Pop singer Riley Lynch has been on the constant rise, getting better with every single, and his latest single “Heartbreaker” is proof of his musical prowess. Heartbreaker features some really intense lyrics that are sure to pull at your heart hamstring.
HEARTBREAKER is about coming to terms with the hearts you may have broken because of your insecurity. It’s a raw and self-aware anthem that captures the essence of personal transformation.
The lyrics are laid-back, evoking feelings and emotions, reminding us of the flaws we have, regardless of how much we love our partner, sometimes we end up breaking their heart, and this song is about coming to terms with that fact.
Lynch’s lyrics resonate effortlessly with people from all walks of life, while the melancholic and thought-provoking instrumentals provide a fitting backdrop for this emotional exploration. “Heartbreaker” is a soul-stirring ballad that invites us to reflect on our vulnerabilities and the unintended consequences of our actions. It’s a testament to Lynch’s ability to craft music that not only entertains but also leaves a lasting impact on the heart and mind.
"Cellar Door" - A Candid Exploration of Love's Complexity
“Cellar Door” is the newest track from A/V CLvB, giving us a taste of what to expect from their upcoming EP, “Dumbwaiters to Die For.” This song delves deep into a troubled love story marked by lies and a strong desire for stuff. They got inspired by the mysterious movie “Donnie Darko” and made a song that feels like an emotional rollercoaster about human connections.
The song “Cellar Door” was born from a love for the movie “Donnie Darko,” and the name itself started it all. It feels alive, like a mix between a sad song and an angry one. The words talk about two people in a bad relationship, focusing on the man’s ego and wanting lots of things.
Hailing from Plymouth, MA, A/V CLvB brings us “Cellar Door,” a wild art-rock song that tips its hat to bands like The Smashing Pumpkins and Queens of the Stone Age, while keeping its feet in punk, grunge, and emo. This song’s charm lies in its jumbled chords and refreshing simplicity, with a smooth bassline amidst the noisy guitar bits. A/V CLvB’s dissonant style reminds you of bands like Neutral Milk Hotel, The Pixies, and Sonic Youth.
The drums are awesome, and there’s a killer guitar solo that shows the band’s talent. A/V CLvB mixes different things together to create a cool music experience. The lyrics talk about love and relationships in a real way, with verses that show wanting and broken promises and a chorus that packs a big emotional punch.
Milk St.’s sophomore album, “V3RM0NT,” invites listeners on a captivating journey through the trials and tribulations of youth, told through the lens of psychedelic experiences and attempts to untangle generational trauma. The album kicks off with a distorted spoken word track, immersing you in the hazy introspection akin to a mushroom-induced reverie, setting the stage for what’s to come.
As the journey unfolds, Milk St. showcases their distinctive brand of Northeast Emo, a fusion of folk, grunge, and midwest emo. “Peyote” stands out as a high-energy, catchy track that beautifully marries twangy acoustic guitars with psychedelic undertones, while “I Collect Records (To Cope With My Crippling Mental Illness)” offers a poignant, stripped-back moment that tugs at the heartstrings.
“V3RM0NT” maintains a playful and accessible quality throughout, eschewing pretentiousness for a down-to-earth, relatable musical experience. The album’s sonic consistency, characterized by jangling guitars and collective vocals, complements the band’s lyrical themes of rebellion and self-discovery.
This concept album, penned by lead singer Jonah Wakefield, delves into the chaos of coming of age, offering listeners a deeply personal narrative. From country-infused psychedelia to indie rock, Milk St. traverses a vast musical landscape in this sophomore effort.
“V3RM0NT” has a total of 10songs on it and spans over 31 minutes and 45 seconds, this is enough time to allow an album kick in, all the songs are well arranged and perfectly arranged, a masterpiece by masters.
In “V3RM0NT,” Milk St. has crafted a singularly unique and expansive record that captures the essence of their growth as artists and individuals. It’s a rollercoaster of emotions, a testament to the power of music to illuminate the human experience.
Marcus is a versatile artist, who poses as a vocalist, songwriter, and producer. This new single “As Simple As It Gets” marks an intriguing departure from his previous work, which primarily focused on classical and Christian worship music. In response to a friend’s encouraging challenge, Marcus decided to explore pop music, and the result is this fresh and captivating single.
“As Simple As It Gets” gives off a laid-back pop vibe, something far different from Marcus’ earlier compositions. The lyrics take us on a journey through the experience of dealing with depression, offering solace in the form of a “sad playlist” or the arrival of a special someone who can chase away the clouds of gloom.
This song speaks volumes about the struggle with depression and sadness, emotions that can sneak into our lives when we least expect them. For many of us, music becomes a comforting companion during these times. We turn to our “sad playlist” of songs that resonate with our feelings and offer solace. It’s as if these songs understand us when words fail.
But “As Simple As It Gets” also touches on the power of human connection. There’s that unique person who has the remarkable ability to brighten our world, even if just a little. Their presence can transform our sadness into happiness, and our despair into hope.
Marcus Barnes’ shift into the realm of pop music is a commendable exploration of new horizons. It’s a testament to his versatility as an artist and his willingness to embrace different genres. “As Simple As It Gets” captures the essence of human emotion and the role that music and meaningful connections play in our lives.
This song actually resonates with people from all walks of life as no matter what part we choose to pursue we come across adversities and hurdles that sometimes they look impossible to overcome.
Hop On A Musical Journey With Philly Machete On His Latest Single Paradise
Philly Machete is a multi-talented musician who has spent years perfecting his craft, he is a rapper and songwriter and also produces his own songs, Philly’s musical career heightened in 2019 when he and his friend decided to pursue a path that they both loved. And since then Philly Machete has produced breathtaking singles.
His latest song, “PARADISE,” is thought-provoking and introspective journey through the ups and downs of life and death, a dark and gloomy ride into your innermost self.
Paradise spans over 2minutes and 12 seconds, although short lived “Paradise” leaves a long lasting impression on the listener and makes you want more of it . It’s a song that makes you think about how our planet is changing, and why we’re not doing more to fix it. The instrumentation of the song clearly compliments the song and gives it that haunting effect.
Listening to the song you can hear some thoughts provoking lyrics that catches the listeners attention and pulls at their heartstrings, It’s also a song about death. The song’s lyrics ask the tough questions about what it means to die, and what we’ll leave behind when we’re gone.
It’s a song that makes you take a step back and think about your own life and what you’re doing with it. Philly Machete has actually outdone himself with this from the production of the song to raps, the chorus, and this tells alot about the hardwork and dedication which went into making of this
Navigating Toxic Terrain Through ‘Tell Me’ By Serena Weir
Serena Weir has gifted us with a brand new song, and she titles it “Tell Me,” and it’s a captivating journey through the highs and lows of a complex relationship. This song delves deep into the emotional whirlwind where feelings intensify, and the path ahead remains uncertain.
“Tell Me” heavy circulates about modern day relationship, where after you have healed from a breakup you look back and realize it wasn’t worth it. We’ve all been in that place, haven’t we? desperately searching for answers to why things aren’t going as planned ,that heartache that gnaws at you while your mind races, sometimes, we become so entangled in someone that we’re convinced the only solution is to make them love us back, even when they’re not treating us right.
The song is a homage to the Serena’s younger self, a reminder of the days when they were ensnared in a relationship that wasn’t worth the trouble. It’s a sentiment that strikes a chord with many of us, and Serena Weir delivers it with raw and unfiltered authenticity that resonates deeply.
“Tell Me” skillfully navigates the rollercoaster of emotions that often accompanies such relationships. The song gracefully guides us through both chaotic and tender moments, offering solace and understanding as we navigate the turbulent seas of our own feelings. Serena use soaring vocals to express herself, this resonates with her listeners.
Ultimately, “Tell Me” isn’t just a song; it’s a therapeutic musical experience. It mirrors the intricate dynamics of relationships when they hit rocky terrain. This song can be a comforting companion for anyone who has grappled with the complexities of tough love. Serena Weir’s heartfelt dedication shines through in their music, reminding us that we’re not alone in our quest to unravel the enigmatic facets of love and longing.
Ruby Gaines, the Glasgow-based artist, has finally dropped her debut EP, “Heavy Good,” and it’s been well worth the wait. This four-track gem, produced by Chris McCrory and mastered by Philip Shaw Bova, is a journey into the world of eccentric and vintage music.
The EP kicks off with “Woo,” a track that oozes sensuality. Ruby’s flirtatious and sultry vocals take center stage, drawing you in with their alluring quality. The moody instrumentals provide the perfect backdrop for Ruby’s expressive performance, setting the mood for what’s to come.
Next up is “How It Looks,” where Ruby shows off her versatility as an artist. Her smooth and tender vocals steal the spotlight, delivering catchy and hooky lyrics against a jangly musical backdrop. It’s a track that’s both easy on the ears and easy to get lost in.
“Holier Than Cows” takes a deeper turn as Ruby delves into the theme of religious oppression. Choir-like vocals echo in the background as Ruby’s voice, with its lower register crooning, creates a haunting ethereal atmosphere. It’s a thought-provoking piece that leaves a lasting impression.
Closing out the EP is “Heavy,” possibly the standout track of “Heavy Good.” It offers an intimate and vulnerable glimpse into Ruby’s inner world, where doubt and anxiety lurk. Ruby’s voice takes on a vintage quality here, vibrating with power before diving into the lower registers. The song’s journey from vulnerability to a groovy, cathartic release is both intriguing and emotionally resonant.
Overall, “Heavy Good” is a refreshing and eclectic EP that showcases Ruby Gaines’ undeniable talent and unique style. If you’re in the mood for music that’s both sensual and thought-provoking, this EP deserves a spot on your playlist. Ruby Gaines has made a promising debut, and we can’t wait to see what she does next.
Get ready for an unforgettable experience as Shaven Primates takes you on a psychedelic ride on “Birds Aren’t Real.” Shaven Primates is a 5-piece dark-wave, art-rock, proto/post-punk band that seeks to push the boundaries of the genre and the band has cooked up something special that grasps your attention and make you ponder the world around you.
The first 3 songs on the EP, “Fade Away,” “A Decision,” and “Silicon Implants,” are like a musical rollercoaster of emotions. Each song has its own unique vibe, with melodies that stick with you and lyrics that make you think long after the music stops. The raw and authentic voice gives the song a sonic feeling while drawing attention to the lyrics of the song.
If you’re into alternative and progressive rock that makes you feel something, give this EP a spin, Shaven Primates have poured their hearts and souls into it, and it shows. Shaven Primates have poured their hearts and souls into it, and it shows
The outro/last song on the ep is self-titled, “Birds Aren’t Real” is like nothing you’ve ever heard before, they take this wild conspiracy theory about birds being government drones and turn that into an epic song. It’s catchy, it’s clever, and it’s thought-provoking all at once.
Listening to the EP, you would realize Shaven Primates blends different musical styles, giving it a fresh and exciting sound. What really sets this EP apart, is the deep stuff they’re singing about. They tackle some heavy topics, from the dark side of social media to the struggles of not fitting in with society’s expectations. It’s real, it’s raw, and it’s relatable.
“Birds Aren’t Real” isn’t just an EP; it’s an experience. It’s like a journey into the unknown, and once you start, you won’t want to stop.
"EC_ET" by Eddz: A Sonic Postcard from England's Vanishing Townscapes
You ever heard an EDM track that acts like a tour guide walking you through abandoned cityscapes and silenced nightlife? That’s exactly what my dude Eddz cooked up with “EC_ET.” Picture a mixtape formed from nightclub echoes and industrial vibes; kind of like a love letter to the neon-lit ghost towns. Let me tell ya, this ain’t your regular club banger – it’s a socially aware jam packed with twists and turns of pop genres that speak volumes, if you care to listen.
The minute the rhythm gets going, you’re hooked. You feel like you’re sinking and surfacing at the same time, amidst wide and unexplored sonic depths. Picture your favorite small town in England dwindling under the growl of synths and the churn of electronica bits- a weirdly entrancing perspective.
What’s crazy though, is how the vocals come across. You got this dude talking about harsh realities in a gravelly voice that could be telling you stories over a pint in the pub. And on the flip, a soft, haunted chorus from this mystery girl chanting like she’s whispering secrets into the fading night sky, painting a picture of peculiar allure to the decay we’re living in. Never heard of sea breeze hitting against smoky streets? Listen to this track!
“EC_ET” by Eddz: A Sonic Postcard from England’s Vanishing Townscapes
But here’s the deal – “EC_ET” isn’t just some tune, mate. It’s more like a sonic telegram to the big guns, blasting out a desperate cry in frequencies only the finely-tuned can decode. Digs deep, it does, into the hollowed hearts of towns and cities, shaking up the skeletons of dusty alleys and long-lost communities all over Blighty.
You ever wondered how some DJs just know? That every beat drop, synth swirl, and lyrical whisper fits right where it’s meant to be? That’s the genius in Eddz’s management, making sure every sound slice gets its share of the limelight without hogging it all. It’s a masterclass of spoken word.
No lie, “EC_ET” is some next-level work from Eddz, balancing on the thin wire between EDM and artistry while delivering a sobering story about our dying local hearts. Way more than a headbanger, it’s a wake-up call, urging you to see the world we’re in. And in that, it’s a symphony that goes beyond head nods and foot taps– a tune you feel in your bones. Music, mate, more than reflecting life, it frickin’ mirrors it, pushes it, pulls it, and swears it into eternity.
"Synergy" by The Greatest Entertainer: A Unique Piece
Look who’s hitting the scene harder than a caffeine crash in the afternoon – It’s The Greatest Entertainer. Yeah, you heard that right. This bloke, who used to huff and puff bumping into huge men in the gym, is now setting his sights on making the music world his own playground. And how’s he gonna do that? Well, he’s dropped his latest single, “Synergy.”
This tune ain’t something you just hum along half-heartedly. Nah, it’s got a twist and turn, kinda like a salsa dancer! Mixing yesterday’s sound with hints of what’s coming next in alt-pop, “Synergy” isn’t scared to shake things up. Imagine a symphony of drums piling it on, layers of sound flying around like a flock of excited seagulls onto an ice cream. That’s “Synergy” for you.
Now, where this track does a little jig on your heartstrings, is down to The Greatest Entertainer’s unique knack for wrapping rhythm around catchy alt-pop melodies. Not one to stick to the boring ol’ rules, our man here marries his kickass melody skills with his energizing vibes. End result – you get everything you never knew you wanted from a song. It’s like bringing a bomb party right between your earphones.
If you recall his earlier bangers, “That’s Why They Call Me The Greatest” and “Get in the Gym,” you’d think he’s changed up his style. But he isn’t limited, he’s just leaning into this ‘90s alternative rock vibe with a dash of alt-pop – a little like switching your morning coffee to a cold brew. And boy, does it hit you right, with a thick layer of nostalgia.
“Synergy” by The Greatest Entertainer: A Unique Piece
“Synergy” isn’t just a tune; it’s a freakin’ roller-coaster – a produce of every genre you could think of. It’s got the beating drive of alt-pop. An added layer of that raw ‘90s rock energy. And finally, topped off with some good, old electronic beats that’d start any party. Despite all this genre clash, it doesn’t feel crowded. It feels vibrant, like a heart slamming against your ribcage.
“Synergy” isn’t just a song. It’s the beating testament of what The Greatest Entertainer is and can be — a wild card who can make the oddball sound profound, the standard look blah. I’m telling you, he’s found the secret ingredient, the spice that gets you dancing, not caring about who’s watching. And believe me, this guy’s future in music? It’s brighter than a disco ball at a house party.
Disconnect to Reconnect: A Closer Look at Juliet Callahan - "Heal"
In the fizzy, bubbling arena of pop, there’s a fresh face bobbin’ to the surface, Juliet Callahan. A New Yorker with a knack for knocking out tunes that are more heart jerking than honey-dripping. Her latest piece, “Heal,” is less of your ordinary electro-pop confectionery and more of a wholesome meal, cooked up with a distinct zest of digital-age commentary. And did I mention? It’s all cooked up, mixed and mastered in her cozy home studio — giving us a rousing reminder of her musical gifts.
What’s on offer with “Heal” might appear as your classic jam, but it digs deeper. It’s a piquant mash-up of cosmic-sounding vocals and automated elements that are stitched together with surgeon-like precision — all done without being too clinical. Callahan throws in twinkling tidbits in the mix, inviting listeners to a little more than mindless head bobbing – it’s more like a ‘head-first’ into an ocean-deep sonic experience.
One listen and you can’t help falling for the enchantment of Callahan’s voice; got this slick vibe to it, can’t miss it, not polished to plastic but the soulful kind, flush with genuine rich emotion that dances elegantly with the introspective lyrics. It’s not your standard cookie-cutter stuff either; she tackles the topic of social media head-on, ain’t afraid to show some vulnerability, ain’t afraid to reveal some home truths.
Disconnect to Reconnect: A Closer Look at Juliet Callahan’s Single – “Heal”
Her words, sharp and precise, slice through the pristine electronic soundscape, hitting right on the money on the irony of our social media reality. You know, that strange world where likes generate living, bridges are built digitally, yet knocking your self-esteem off the edge. Callahan, in her cleverly nuanced style, nudges you to face this fact, reminding you of the importance of ‘healing’ from the relentless digital ticker tape, the need for unplugging, putting your wellbeing up front.
Now, you may feel ripples of big leaguers like Robyn or Grimes in “Heal,” but hold your horses. Callahan’s got her own groove on, giving the genre a good stir with her insightful songcraft, melding accessible rhythms with deep-meaning lyrics. It’s a heady mix that puts her on the chart of rising talents to keep your ear out for.
“Heal” shows us that Juliet Callahan isn’t just another voice in the choral tapestry of female music artists. She’s the real deal, a force to reckon with. Her voice echoes strong in the vast panorama of pop, steering us into a much-needed meaningful conversation, albeit wrapped in the irresistible packaging of electronic pop. Don’t mistake the song for some wishy-washy self-help treasury though; it’s a legit beckoning light, showing us that sometimes it’s okay to hit the pause button, to sit back, relax, and let the healing begin.
"Mantra" for Self-Love: Natalie Farrell's Poignantly Raw EP
In the middle of the buzzing pop scene, there’s this rising star, Natalie Farrell, straight outta Asbury Park, who’s been making some real waves with her tunes. Her stuff ain’t just catchy—there’s loads of insight and deep thoughts in there, which feels especially strong in her five-track EP, “MANTRA”. Farrell goes beyond just making nice sounds, she creates this meaningful voyage of self-reckoning and cast-iron acceptance that kinda speaks to everyone. It’s deep.
Her voice is like smooth sailing all the way—imagine silk slipping through your hands, that’s how she sails through every track. Sure, you could say her choruses are “super catchy”, but that doesn’t quite bring out the full toast, you know? It’s not just her hooks that get ya—it’s the moving stories in her lyrics and the buzzing harmony. Each song feels like she’s spilling her guts, turning her lived experiences into emotional rollercoasters. It’s relatable stuff, but it’s also uniquely hers, and that’s pretty neat.
“MANTRA”, I gotta say, feels like Natalie’s stripped back, rawest work up till now. It’s like she’s letting us peek into her life in a way that’s both honest and charming. We get an eyeful of her grappling with self-worth and the tangled process of figuring out who the ‘right’ folks to have by her side are. Some real nuggets of wisdom in there for sure, all wrapped up in catchy pop and slick production. But the real star of the show is Natalie’s acceptance of herself—the good, the bad, and everything in between. That kind of raw honesty seeps into her music and hits you right in the feels, making it just that much more gripping.
“Mantra” for Self-Love: Natalie Farrell’s Poignantly Raw EP
While she strides alongside pop powerhouses like Sia and P!nk, known for their kick-ass anthems, Natalie carves out her own spot in the crowd. “MANTRA” is staking her claim—not shy about flaunting what makes her unique. Every note brims with character, every word scrawled in that distinctive Farrell style. That kind of genuine vibe is exactly what makes her stand out in the crazy whirl of the pop scene.
“MANTRA” really shows off what Natalie Farrell’s got as a songwriter, and there’s real magic in how she approaches pop. She delivers a pretty awesome blend of thoughtful lyrics, irresistible melodies, and hooks that stick in your head, but also get you thinking about your own stuff.
Natalie Farrell is definitely on the up and up, and “MANTRA” spins a compelling tale of her story so far. If you’re into thoughtful, soul-stirring pop, this EP is totally gonna be your jam. Fans are already chomping at the bit for whatever she’s got coming next, which’ll surely add more layers to her impressive musical journey.
XyBird Shares A Captivating Love Song "M'akoma Mu Toffee"
“M’akoma mu toffee” is a phrase in Twi, a widely spoken language in Ghana, this phrase directly translates as “The Toffee in/of my heart”, which is used to express love or to let our significant other know what they mean to us, and how much we love them.
The song “M’akoma mu toffee” is the 4th single released by the duo Xybird, this duo came together to produce music during the lockdown and since then, the duo has been creating series of breathtaking single that is both inspiring and mindboggling.
Their latest single is a proof of their growth throughout the years, the lyrics of M’akoma mu toffee evokes the feeling of being in love, the song was composed on a contemporary Highlife sound, so you can hear elements of afrobeats and afrofusion in them a genre which is spearheaded by Ghana.
The members of Xybird are Daisy and Andrew, and you can hear Daisy’s melodic voice singing the lyrics of the song as Andrew composes and plays guitar. Aside the romantic words used in M’akoma mu toffee it can also serve as a dance song for couples to express how they love each other.
Daisy’s vocal prowess displayed in the song is topnotch a represents the bands versatility and growth, M’akoma mu toffee has cathartic lyrics that transcends directly into the heart of the listener, the song contains very few and repetitive words, making the song addictive and before you know it you find yourself singing to it.
This is a song that would stay on for days and get you hooked on it, one thing that stood out for is the “Ahhh” backing, soo refreshing.
Melanie Pierce is a talented individual who likes to share her passion and thoughts in the only way she knows how to do best. Melanie
Melanie Pierce is a talented individual who likes to share her passion and thoughts in the only way she knows how to do best. Melanie Pierce is a singer-songwriter from Detroit who has spent years perfecting her craft in music making, this hard work, dedication, and growth can be seen in her latest single “Fool”
The lyrics are pure and honest and heightened by her powerful voice, Melanie sings with so much passion that can be felt throughout the song, she shares the feeling of being inlove and a romantic piece that is both danceable and mindboggling.
“Fool” is a ballad that evokes the feeling of accepting we are a fool for somebody admitting to the fact yet ignoring the severity of that. Melanie’s voice is sensual yet it speaks volumes and creates a conducive environment for lovers.
The instrumentation perfects the lyrics giving the lyrics a chance to shine brightest, plus the sincerity in voice transcends directly into the heart of the listener and stays with them for a long time.
Hope Dawns with Shanti Chapman's "Joy Comes in the Morning"
Taking a dive into Shanti Chapman’s latest single, “Joy Comes in the Morning,” it’s like soaking into a much-needed bubble bath of soulful rejuvenation. With its gospel strains pulsating right through you, it’s impossible not to feel a kind of communal warmth, the kind that stems from shared human experiences, vocalized against the societal margins we often forget.
Now, Chapman ain’t just another singer – the fella came from a time when he used to play tunes for the U.S Army. But eventually, he gave his whole dang heart to creating his brand of music. Weathered by life, this man’s music feels like a testament to human resilience, the kind we need to remember when times feel too tough for comfort.
The arrangement is worth a mention too. Simplicity at its best, it lets Shanti’s vocals savor the limelight while balancing an authentic gospel vibe. It’s like the instruments understand; they’re doing their part, create a place for you to feel easy, to reflect, and to just… breathe. It’ll have your feet tapping and your head nodding.
Hope Dawns with Shanti Chapman’s “Joy Comes in the Morning”
Gospel and soul ain’t just song and dance – they’ve been the hymns of tempest-tossed hearts and the whispers of societal critique. Taking this torch forward, Chapman echoes to inspire listeners with a message of hope and persistence even during tough times, using his song as an anthem that “Joy Comes in the Morning”.. Having helped the homeless folks of Richmond, Kentucky, the man knows what he speaks – or rather, sings – about.
“Joy Comes in the Morning” walks up to you like a hopeful anthem, a testimony to human grit and guts, like stained glass windows with songs inhaled in every shard. It’s like Chapman’s found the secret recipe for a healing poultice with his concoction of music melted into his verses and refrains. Can’t help but say, gives you that Marvin Gaye level empathy; brings the Sam Cooke vibes of yore; albeit, in a new flavor.
Chapman’s story doesn’t just make you respect the artist, but the human behind the notes and lyrics. You don’t just listen to “Joy Comes in the Morning;” you soak in the faith it diffuses – the faith in healing; the faith in the dawn that follows the darkest nights. The man’s not pulling lyrics out of thin air, friends; he’s using his gift to light up life’s nooks and crannies – he’s more than a musician, he’s a beacon.
Life ain’t been a bed of roses for our man Chapman. In the last four months, he’s been dealing with some serious false accusations trying to spoil his reputation in social work. It’s hit him hard, practically turned his world upside down. But that hasn’t broken him. Chapman got unshakeable faith in the big man upstairs and his own relentless spirit. And you can bet he didn’t let it slow him down. Matter of fact, against all odds, Chapman came out of it stronger, proving that nothing can keep a good man down.
Roundin’ off, “Joy Comes in the Morning” isn’t just a run-of-the-mill single; it’s a snapshot of Chapman’s resilient spirit, his vision to cast light in darkness using the beam of his music. A shiftin’, swayin’ anthem, it lifts you and plops you down from the pain-etched bylanes of society to a sunrise of better tomorrows. Give it a listen and let it feed your soul, folks. Walk through its soundscape and with every step, let it guide you towards the brighter side of life, just like the morning sun peeking over the twilight.
"Late Train" to Love: Natalie Clark's Expressive Pop Single
The Scottish musician Natalie Clark, who’s pretty big in the indie-pop world at the moment, has a new single on the airwaves. It’s called “Late Train,” and this lass sure knows how to charm an audience with her soul-filled voice. She’s dead set on spinning these modern tales of romance, all wrapped up in some real chill tunes. You can’t help but feel a kind of warmth when you tune into this beautifully crafted song.
Listening to the tune, you feel like you’re being swept away into this amazing musical world, all thanks to Clark’s deeply emotional voice. It’s almost like hearing echoes from the glory days of Neo-soul. I mean, it’s hardly even started and you’re left sort of hanging, waiting for what comes next. Her voice? It’s like Amy Winehouse’s and Adele’s had a baby. There’s a raw honesty there which is both heart-breaking and uplifting at the same time.
The way Clark manages to weave these out-of-this-world catchy rhythms into her music is pretty unique. It’s kind of avant-garde. In “Late Train”, she amplifies this other-worldly voice in her lyrics. Coupled with comforting declarations and uplifting tunes – it’s like she’s holding up a mirror to our pandemic-hit world and telling us it’s gonna be all right.
“Late Train” to Love: Natalie Clark’s Expressive Pop Single
“Late Train” isn’t just any music destination, it’s bloomin’ journey from start to finish. You could be forgiven for thinking the song is light and breezy, but take a closer listen and you’ll hear the soft beat of percussion dance alongside atmospheric synths and some melodic guitar. And it’s that beautifully tragic piano that ties it all together. It’s a feeling that sticks around even when the music’s stopped.
I have to mention as well, the production on “Late Train” is top-notch. Natalie combines indie pop and soulful vocals to create something that feels really fresh. With some quirky lo-fi vibes contrasting against a bit shinier, crystal-clear sound, it’s hard not to be amazed by her talent.
And when you really listen to the song, I mean really listen, you can’t help but sense Natalie’s sheer honesty and real emotional connection to her music. With ”Late Train” it’s clear she’s got something special going on in the indie pop scene. If you rate music that stirs your soul, gets you right in the feels, and gives a bit of calm in a world that seems all over the place, then get on that “Late Train”, mate. You won’t regret it.
Unveiling 'When Said Is Done': A Groovy Fusion Adventure
Alright, picture this: I hit play, expecting just an instrumental jam, you know? But, man oh man, within a minute, I’m like in pure bliss mode. I’m grooving along, thinking it can’t get better. But guess what? It totally does. This jazzy voice swoops in, and I’m totally hooked. Can’t even stop myself from hitting that replay button like a million times. Trust me, you’ll be in the same boat.
So, we’re talking about John Goldrust here – a real music maestro. This guy’s been honing his craft for ages, mastering music production, synth horns, and rhythm guitar. But this time, he’s got a squad with him. There’s Ilodica, the voice and melodica magician; Funky Paulo, the keyboard, bass, and drums dynamo; and James Cox, the funkadelic wah-wah guitar guru. Together, they’ve conjured up some serious magic.
Now, let’s dive into the single “When Said Is Done.” It’s like this wild mashup of Jazz-Funk awesomeness with a sprinkle of Reggae vibes. Imagine dancing in a neon-lit cloud – that’s the vibe. And don’t even get me started on the lyrics. They’re like a cosmic pep talk, all about having faith in some higher power and letting the goodness in the universe shine, especially in our crazy world.
And here’s the kicker: this track ain’t no AI-generated shortcut. In a world where robots are tinkering with our tunes, this one’s a pure human creation. No auto-tune nonsense here. It’s like a reminder that real music is all about heart and soul, not just lines of code.
Let’s talk about the music itself. “When Said Is Done” is like a sonic tapestry, woven with care and crazy skill. Each note, each beat – they’re like strokes of genius that’ll tingle your eardrums. Seriously, you can tell these folks poured their hearts into making this tune a total masterpiece.
In the big ol’ world of music, “When Said Is Done” shines like a dang diamond. So here’s the deal: give it a listen, buckle up for the suspense, and let yourself get swept away on this funky, suspenseful, and oh-so-awesome journey. John Goldrust and the gang have cooked up something seriously special, and all you gotta do is hit play.
DJ Amoroso Gh - Top of The Game ft. Kwabilex (Official Video)
DJ Amoroso has returned, and this time he brings the music video for his song “Top of the Game,” which includes Kwabilex, for your edification and enjoyment.
Jacob Rountree Comforts You With Latest Single 'First Avenue'
Jacob Rountree’s music is contagious and mesmerizing, more of a musical journey, his sound is unique and mindboggling, welcoming music lovers to a fresh taste. His latest single, “First Avenue” which is accompanied by his raw voice and lush acoustic guitar is a testament of his prowess.
Jacob Rountree’s folk composition “First Avenue” demonstrates this unifying essence of music, his music has no boundaries and welcomes people from all walks of life, inviting them to have a feel of what good music is.
First Avenue is gentle to the ear with clear vocals allowing you to not only enjoy the song but also connect deeply with it on a higher level. His vocal prowess was heightened by the melodic instrumentation.
The song features an interesting storyline that spikes the interest of every music lover. In modern days most musicians are forced to follow the masses by creating commercial songs, but Jacob is ready to break from that shackles, he authentic music that can stand the test of time and can be enjoyed without a barriers.
Jessica White Expresses Herself With Latest Single 'I Don't Care'
Jessica White is a fast-rising singer and songwriter who is very passionate about her craft, Jessica has spent perfecting her craft and her latest single “I Don’t Care“ is a testament of her growth from the moment you press play, you are greeted by her warm and passionate voice.
The theme of the song is clearly displayed throughout the 3 minutes 55 seconds song, the lyrics are resonant, because more often than not, we tend to focus more on what people think of us, but undoubtedly if we shut off that energy, we would start seeing things from a different perspective.
Although the lyrics of the song is portrayed as someone who doesn’t care about what other people think about them, Jessica’s voice is too smooth for this message. ‘I Don’t Care’ is a feel good song that draws listeners and glues them, giving them more and more reasons to why they should put it on repeat.
I Don’t Care was produced by Jessica’s brother Tom White, listenning to the song you can tell the duo really put in lots of work on this, Jessica’s vocal prowess was enhanced by Tom’s production skills. The lyrics are catchy and easy to understand, and the instrumental of the song gives way to the vocals making the words audible and comforting while allowing the lyrics take control.
Tether, the debut album from Pittsburgh-based artist Reaffinity, is a beautifully crafted release that incorporates a unique blend of styles. At 7 tracks long, this album takes you on quite the wild ride and leaves you wanting more. The first song on the album is the perfect opening, “Stake” is dominated by some incredible guitar riffs providing a perfect soundcape, while it is short lived its impact can be felt.
Although the album is primarily in the alt-rock world, Reaffinity shines here by blending elements of hard rock, indie rock, post-punk, shoegaze, and more. The creatively crafted sound delivers a hypnotic energy that keeps you engaged from one song to the next. It’s always refreshing to hear a release that feels this full, while at the same time new.
The second song on the album is self-titled “Tether”, the lyrics are introspective and thought-provoking, and they perfectly capture the feeling of being lost and searching for connection.
Reaffinity isn’t just throwing sounds together; he’s crafting an identity. The layers of textures, irresistible hooks, and heartfelt vocals showcase an artist who’s not afraid to experiment and evolve. It’s evident that a lot of hardwork and talent went into every note of “Tether.
The album spans over 18 minutes and 31 seconds, and all the songs are unique and thought provoking, you can hide the fact Reaffinity is great with songwriting, because each some tells a story, and with his slick voice, singing those lyrics goes straight to the heart of the listener .
As the final notes of the album fade away, there’s a sense of both satisfaction and longing. The musical journey you’ve just been on leaves you yearning for more, a sign that Reaffinity has struck the right chord.
With “Tether,” he’s making his mark, and I can’t help but be excited for whatever he brings us next. It’s clear that Reaffinity’s musical journey has only just begun, and I’m eager to follow along every step of the way.
Get Ready To Be Blown Away 'Cascadia' By Vanstones
Before I could say ‘jack’ I caught myself enjoying the sweet melodies of “Of Course I Can” which happens to be the first song on the 8-titled song album “Cascadia” by Vanstones. The first song off the album reassures music lovers that the album is going to be a one-of-a-kind.
A collection of heartwarming vocal harmonies, comforting acoustic melodies, spirited rhythms, and electrifying guitar crescendos beckons within this musical masterpiece. The Trio perfectly blends different genres you can hear elements of folk, folklore, country music, Americana, and also some modern-day music.
I was actually hooked on the 5th song, as I like upbeat songs, “Rainbow Valley” is a song that you would enjoy if you also like upbeat songs, but don’t be deceived by the beat, because the next song has more in stock.
In my opinion, I think “Better Days” has some elements of Afrotunes, but that is not the only fun fact, it also some a great storyline that glues you to your listening set and you might play it over and over again without realizing it.
“It was either fate or luck that brought us together but either way, it’s been amazing,” said Schultz. “Most of these songs were written during the pandemic” he adds. “The album captures our emotional experiences at the time, as well as the pure joy and connection we felt making music with each other. That joy is really what we want to share with the world.”
With this said, it makes so much sense, that the album came out this good. This is an album I would recommend to any music lover, these songs can be enjoyed by people from all walks of life and doesn’t have any age barrier
The 8 songs span over 25 minutes and 2 seconds, and the sad part is the album has an end. One fact that cannot be overlooked throughout the album is the lyricism and sync between the band, you can they put in a lot of time and efforts into this, because creating as masterpiece as these takes more than just luck
Enjoy The Moment 'Here And Now' Says Robert Vendetta
Robert Vendetta‘s new single, “Here And Now,” is a beautiful and soulful ode to living in the moment. The song begins softly with just Vendetta’s piano and vocals, but it gradually builds in intensity as the band joins in. The lyrics are simple but powerful, and they perfectly capture the feeling of wanting to savor every moment of life.
“I can see it now; I have to make a change. It’s hard to face the truth, how I’ve wasted time working for a future life.” How about stopping for a bit, daring to be proud of what you have achieved and live in the moment? That’s what Robert Vendetta asks himself in this song.”
– This according to Robert Vendetta is the genesis of the song, Vendetta’s vocals are a standout on the track. He has a warm, expressive voice that perfectly conveys the emotion of the song. The backing vocals by Jansvik, Christelle, and Janos add an extra layer of depth and richness to the sound.
The instruments are all perfectly balanced, and the overall sound is ear pleasing and cathartic not forgetting the production of the track is top-notch. “Here And Now” is a truly special song and a reminder and from time to time we need to take a break and appreciate our success. It’s a song that will stay with you for a long time after you’ve heard it.
