Kelly Glow has laid down some serious bars with her latest single, Black Girl Magic. The track builds off of the late 1990s / early 2000s rap sound, ensuring that the song is able to stand out boldly among other new cuts. Where many performers are happy winding things to a close during the last segment of their songs, the final half-minute of Black Girl Magic showcases some serious sampling chops. Kelly Glow offers something in her Black Girl Magic that is familiar yet utterly distinct – we’d love to hear more music from her as 2025 rolls along.
Kelly Glow “Black Girl Magic (DJ Nervex Remix)” / 2025 Self Released / 3:33 / Domain / Youtube
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Thank you so much for this review. I will be releasing a new track every month for the next 9 months. Stay tuned. Lezzzz Glowwww!