TheDropout Spectrum’s Take Off is a hard track to suss out. During the track, TheDropout Spectrum is able to boldly forge through with his own unique style of rap music. There’s a ton of harmony that is inserted into the mix with this patois, making the song have a whole different feel than the vast majority of songs that are currently populating pop and rap charts. The arrangements present on…
See It is one of those crazy EDM tracks that will bounce around listeners’ heads long after the song ceases to play. The driving beat and vocals are intertwined to immediately draw fans in, while the progression of the single is enough that fans will be eagerly anticipating the drop from the single’s first note. ;The track is one of those that will gain a lot of attention from DJs…
Jim Waneka’s “I’m Coming Home” is a track that builds upon the proud 1990s country tradition laid out by Randy Travis and Travis Tritt. There’s considerable vocal range brought here by Jim, while the honky tonk backing instrumentation of the guitars and drums impart further legitimacy to the composition. The tautness of the vox and music working together mark for a track that could easily have made it onto CMT’s…
On Outta Town, Bruce Lii is able to \immediately draw attention with his rapid-fire flow and a supreme sense of confidence that separates his single from the rest of the music cluttering rap radio. The booming bass beats that play in the background of Outta Town provide a solid jumping-off point for Lii’s lyrics. The two sections combine to make a track that even the most weathered rap heads can…
A potential employee has just accepted your official offer to fill an open position – now what? Many company onboarding processes start with an employee’s first day riddled with paperwork and formal training. Or they may be bounced around from person to person with no clear direction on what they should be learning to help establish them in the business. Do you really want that to be how they start…
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Real Life is a hopeful track that adopts hints of Pop Smoke and Akon in creating something that is eminently playable on rap rotations. Fans of performers like Sean Kingston and Fat Joe will be able to sink their teeth into Real Life. The piano that plays as the backing instrumentation is given further highlighting with booming bass beats and an on-point snap track. Star 2 has the confidence necessary…
Love Again has a funky, alt-pop vibe to it that will work equally well no matter whether it garners airtime on indie playlists or pop radio stations. The driving beat that plays at the background of Love Again will tattoo itself deep into the minds and hearts of listeners, while Milky Chance are solid enough hands to keep things interesting from the first note until the last gasp of the…
On The Dirty Moogs’ latest single “Hot Moms”, the band lies down a funky, electro-infused groove that will firmly bury itself deep into the minds and hearts of listeners. The driving beat that pushes the song along is spun off into a different sound entirely as distinct vocals enter into the equation. Fans will be unable to stop their toes from tapping during Hot Moms. While the song is a…
JidScan “On Fire” has a tremendous back and forth between the harder flow that represents the main body of the single and the more soulful, touching voice that enters into the equation when listeners make it to the chorus. JidScan tells an autobiographical story here of self determination that is honest and earnest. There’s a bit of humanity that comes into focus during the single’s chorus. While there’s a ton…
The Veer Union are able to imbue the Mendes / Bieber track Monster with their own unique flair. There’s a larger than life rock sound that bubbles up into something ferocious during the song’s chorus. The brooding instrumentation works to lift up the vocals well, while the intense drum beats that fill the back of the track deserve some serious attention. Sizzling guitar licks come to the fore next, giving…
Candlebox make a tremendously emotional plea with the acoustic version of their Riptide. Thoughtful guitar work meshes nicely with softly-sang vocals. Ample layers ensure that fans will continue to find news twists and turns during the performance. There’s such an allure to Riptide that fans of Candlebox or of alternative rock generally will be able to find continual reasons to keep spinning the track. We’re in love with the guitar…
Dre’Co’s “Way Up” (featuring Asia Major) is precisely what modern rap and R&B stations need to include. The high-energy track has a considerable amount of depth to the composition. While the song is full of booming beats and confident bars, the production of the single ensures that one will continue to dig up new twists and turns even five or ten plays in. The pair fo vocals here further increase…
The Parcels’ Famous has luxurious funk that drips off each section. With multiple vocal layers calling back to acts like Earth, Wind and Fire as well as The Bee Gees, Parcels ensure that fans will be immediately enamored with their newest single. The tautness of Parcels’ instrumentation is hard to march; each guitar line, bass note, and drum beat combine to make something that will draw listeners out onto the…
Kulikovsky’s “Burning Up” is a release that incorporates both EDM and pop elements. With a set of vocals that are inspired by The Weeknd and Trey Songz, Burning Up seems like a no-brainer to include on a DJ’s set. The dynamism of Burning Up ensures that fans can continue to play the track for months all while finding new twists and turns during each spin. We’d love to see more…
It takes a lot of talent to go forth and create your own holiday standard. That is precisely what Alicia G does on her new track “You’re My Favorite Holiday”. There’s a chill, mid-century modern sort of tack taken here as Alicia G calls back to her favorite jazz performers. With her vocals front and center during this cut, Alicia G is able to showcase considerable skill all while making…
On Alex Woodard’s new single “Open Up”, he is able to offer up some seriously emotional content. Little more is needed during this composition than Alex and his guitar. There’s an ample boost to the overall oomph of Open Up when the track incorporates an additional vocal layer. Woodard links together performers as diverse as Tom Petty, the Crash Test Dummies, and the Goo Goo Dolls with his own unique…
Page Sevii’s “Cheat Codes” has a hopeful sound that is interspersed in each bar the rapper drops. A booming backing beat ensures that the song will be tattooed deeply into the minds and hearts of listeners. Part of Page Sevii’s allure during Cheat Codes has to be the harmonies he weaves here; the effort is holistic in how it affects anyone fortunate enough to tune in. The track could easily…
Porcelain has Principe Valiente bring in hints of Disintegration-era Cure with The Psychedelic Furs. Echoing, hauntingly sw3eet vocals are paralleled nicely with insistent drums and a synth line painstakingly draped over the composition. Porcelain is one of those rare tracks that sound absolutely authentic in a mid-1980s setting while sparkling with all of the brilliance of modern music. Adding in hints of a secondary set of vocals provides just enough…
If I were assessing the talent Janean Christine Mariani has in her new single “Red Number 5” off of the skills she has as a singer exclusively, there would be no need to write a complete review of her performance – she’s a lights-out vocalist who can sing anything she wants. Countrified and charismatic, Mariani’s pipes are solid gold in the harmony-centric “Red Number 5,” but it’s not just how…