If your French does not go beyond “Je ne comprend Français” then take it from us; Denimwoods’ heart is shattered and is subject to condemnation simply because there no reassembling the mosaic. Without losing the song’s original essence, he gives Tayc’s Moi, Je Prouve (I Do Prove) a pristine facelift, and now we’re all taking French lessons. Both the original song and the cover are as calm as a retiree…
Attachment is just one of the many things in life that ought to be done in moderation. Always. If learning that your partner has a life outside you begin to feel like a betrayal, then you do not need me to tell you the kind of trouble you’re in. Kyla Blac’s Obsession comes at you in waves and has an appropriate amount of dramatization coming from that instrumental that samples…
Rivals is an impenetrable fort of solid anger, but one with a soulful side. The song doesn’t have so much as a single speck of warmth, as one would hope. “Rivals” is jet-black by design; made up of seriously murky remarks but varnished with an untroubled luster. Most of the song’s content borders on vengeance and vehemence and is almost stereotypical. It’s the kind of song you know is toxic…
Hillzy has become a major household name in the music industry, and this EP shows that he’s well aware of it. The songs on this record are all of a high calibre, and even those that fall short, they do so in a way that doesn’t threaten the durability of his career. Chisikana generally has a calm and clean energy, a feature that we’ve always associated with Hillzy. WAY OUT…
Truth be told, it’s going to take a ridiculous amount of convincing for us to look at this Kachingwe pair the same way we look at Smith’s kids. Of course, our focus is mainly on Quiet Child, as his older sister Tinashe is already an established household name in the music industry. “Ride Da Wav” shows just how much thicker blood is when compared to water; I mean, why else…
Numb is exactly how we feel after listening to this song, and it makes perfect sense because numb is exactly how you should feel after being smashed by bars – in the physical sense as well as in the lyrical one. This song is sonic-therapy. At this pace, Mitch Uta will never fall off; his route is superstardom-bound, and with every release, he seems to fortify his viability as a…
“Sondela” answers a question that is as old as time itself; that if most relationships end in desolation and heartache, what’s the point of it all?Get this: “Because everybody needs somebody!” Valee Music and Charlie Kay are crusaders on a mission of love. and as corny and sickly as that sounds, it’s true. The song is all about higher feelings and tearing down your walls and entrusting your heart in someone else’s keep. Its a love song, but not in that nauseating and insufferable manner – and since when is love nauseating and insufferable? Charlie Kay’s production is as composed and serene as it is groovy and buoyant, and it takes a special kind of capable producer to nail the blend between the baseline and all the other elements without…