Category: Reviews
Mac Miller – The Divine Feminine
Over the course of his decently long music career, Mac Miller has taken a variety of avenues per project. Although
Zuma. – haste (ft. nsolo) and All Nite (ft Lenis Kim)
If you haven’t listened to Zuma. yet, I shit you not, drop everything you’re doing and listen to this guy’s tracks. There aren’t many artists that I would endorse like this after listening to only a couple tracks but my dude Zuma. is one of them. After only a couple of seconds after pressing play, I was already frantically messaging my friend and asking why this music hadn’t been in my life earlier. Listen to this guy’s tracks and you’ll understand why I am absolutely hyped about this.
Villa – Fluorescent EP
What makes a song “catchy”? What does that broad, often pop-associated term really mean? And is a catchy song worth more or less relative to that of a non-catchy song? This may all sound like silly, “Oh boy, he’s out of material” nonsense talk, but let’s take a look at the new “Fluorescent EP” by Atlanta rapper and all around blissful guy Villa and see.
Izzy Bizu – A Moment of Madness
Saying Izzy Bizu has had a busy year would be an understatement. After debuting back in 2013, the South West London native took a hiatus for three years. She started catching some glances while opening for Sam Smith. Then about a year ago, she released the explosive single, “White Tiger”, and it’s been full steam ahead ever since. This new album “A Moment of Madness” is a culmination of everything Izzy has learned in her time off, a masterpiece of pop-infused R&B.
Zoee debuts with “Betcha”, an undeniably catchy post break-up pop anthem
Zoee‘s debut track “Betcha” is out via Secret Songs. “Betcha” is Zoee’s debut single, out on Ryan Hemsworth’s Secret Songs
Danny Brown – Really Doe (ft. Kendrick Lamar, Ab-Soul, and Earl Sweatshirt)
Nothing builds anticipation for a new hip-hop album like a hard hitting, trash talking track, particularly when it’s a posse cut. On “Really Doe,” Danny Brown brings together some of the rap game’s top emcees to wreak havoc over a killer instrumental with no apologies.
Elohim – Hallucination
Los Angeles singer Elohim is mesmerising. Over the last year, she has released an array of tracks that have shown varying aspects of her talents, skills, and personality. Her debut album (self-titled) that she released last year is a musical medley of brooding, stormy beats interspersed with the chilly, emotive and upbeat voice that she possesses. Her sheer diversity in styles between songs is gripping and shows her ability to dive between tempo, styles, and genres. To slam home her diversity Elohim released acoustic versions of “Xanax” and “Sensations” which further show her obvious skills and appeal.
