Vol 1, Issue. 11
Copy Cat, a song by Talie V on Spotify
Copy Cat, a song by Talie V on SpotifyAn Emo-Rap style track, Copy Cat by Talie V., is an excellent display of her lyrical talent. This track takes me back to the pin-up era (not my era) with Copy Cat’s tone of vocals, and it also makes me consider what a music video to this track would consist of as far as visuals are concerned. Over time all music tends to sound the same. However, there is something about Copy Cat that makes it different from everything else in texture, even rap music itself. Tracks that others consider #NoGenre, those are the tracks that I connect with and love. Rolling snares, narley samples, synths, and energizing vocal characteristics. The beat has a catchy vibe, catchy lyrical content, and the song is just catchy in general. Is this a track that you would consider to be #NoGenre? Stash or Pass? All the artists would love to hear your feedback in order to improve and maybe even strike it big.
Cash Amount, a song by Elebry on Spotify
Cash Amount, a song by Elebry on Spotify🥰🥰🥰 Let me start by saying, I hate appearing like an indie female rapper groupie, but when it comes to Elebry, I don't mind. Her controversial lyrics not only make her a target of the rap culture because of her gritty and, at times, raunchy lyrical content, would straight-up hate the music video for Cash Amount. The beat sports hard-hitting 808’s, an elegant piano with overtones, tricky snares, Cash Fx, and Elebry’s versatilely catchy lyrical punch lines. I'm not sure if I would say she’s lyrically on the level of a white rapper like Eminem, but with the right players, she could become the Taylor Swift of Rap quickly, I suppose. 🤣🤣🤣 Yes, I said it. Flame lyrics that burn, no sure about the street creed portion of this equation, but I'm sure if you carried the 3, someone would bang under her track through every major American city, Europe defiantly. Out-side of the politics, a very talented artist that has a lot to show the rap game, the world, and the world of equality is this artist Elebry. Cash Amount makes you want to get out and chase a bag until you catch that fellow. Do you think Elebry can make it in a sexist industry that lacks diversity? Do you believe gangster rap is ready for another white female rapper? Do you think she would hold her own in beef with Iggy Azalea? Your thoughts are like fuel to the unsigned fire. We need gas.
Hard For Me, a song by Shorty ONE Supreme, Vidal Castro on Spotify
Hard For Me, a song by Shorty ONE Supreme, Vidal Castro on SpotifyA highly energetic r&b style track, I would put in the grown and sexy genre of party music. In this classic Hard For Me by Shorty ONE Supreme and Vidal Castro, a rhythmic beat can be heard boasting the fullest r&b groves with a Latin feel I’ve listened to in forever. The love-struck lyrics lace the track to support the harmonic echoes of the chorus, timbre of the vocalists and accentuates the lain rhythmic tempo in the background. Great for a spring break setting, private party, or shopping spree vibes throughout this soundbite. Overall, I give the artist much respect for his musical performance on this edit in particular. Do you connect with the emotional feel of this song? Where would you play this song? Let me hear what you have to say about this song and others like it.
Came to Be, a song by Alwa Gordon on Spotify
An inspirational track with awesome hip-hop vibes, lyrical credibility, and metaphorical emotional content. Alwa Gordon uses Came To Be to sport his lyrical talents and offer up a display of lyricism that can only be shown by someone with experience in the craft and culture of hip-hop. All hip-hop is not rap, and all rap is not hip-hop. But both art forms are interchangeable within themselves. Alwa Gordion understands this fact and uses a blend of styles to piece together this epic recording. One of DJ Dope 100's Top 100 Indie Tracks, "Came To Be", has several layers of metaphorical assault on a wide variety of subject matter. This track's beat hosts a band snare, soulful organs, piano, and sound Fx's. Another song that I prefer to listen to daily. How do you feel about the content of this track? Would you listen to this song more than once? Feedback is vital to the progress of all artistry.
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