Hump Day has a downright evil sounding backbeat that is interspersed behind Miss Eaves’ ode to female self-pleasure. Hints of EDM, industrial, and trap can be heard bubbling through the effort with nods made to both 8Ball & MJG (think “Armed Robbery”) along with Hypnotize Minds artists.
As a result, the track is able to hold its own when compared to bounce artists and mainstream rappers alike. Hump Day rises and falls, moving from a very realistic and gritty sound to something akin to a sci-fi movie. An extended instrumental interlude gives fans a breather before the echoing, electronic-heavy sound ends the track.
Miss Eaves – Hump Day / http://misseaves.com/ / https://twitter.com/yoeaves
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