10 Songs To Season up Your Week-end.
The Playlist That Goes With It
Dillon Daeson — The Best (Motivation)
Following his previous single 'Escape', Dillon Daeson returns without any complication with a more romantic and pastel orchestration inspired by a mysterious muse, who is the main topic of his lyrics. Indeed, his performance style is based on a creative type of versatility — A subtle blend of R&B accent dropped on an alternative rock base, enhanced with a cross vocal performance between Adam Levine and Chad Kroeger. Let yourself be carried away by these tremendous high notes.
Kid Travis — Galaxy [Ft. Eluzai]
Kid Travis doesn’t need any more introduction, since he has already conquer a tremendous amount of music lovers through his soulful and catchy covers.
Indeed, the young music connoisseur returns with another original single « Galaxy », which is a marvelous blend of contemporary R&B, with some pinches of commercial ingredients. The track is a real delight to ears, and actually features another music genius to discover: Eluzai.
Kaky — La Tête Pleine
With a vocal tone out of this world, Kaky offers us a hoarse and vibrant performance, through his single « La tête Pleine » — which is a French term, literally standing for ‘A Full Head’. The arrangement involves bass percussion and a muffled singing voice that creates an incredibly catchy under-ground sound. The poetry behind the words enfolds the existential and identity quest that each human often embarks on.
This casual and creative musical ambiance offers many melodic surprises.
Caleb Peters — Falling
Straight out of 'The Motor City', 17-year-old prodigy Caleb Peters showcases an impressive musical fluidity and technic in his new single "Falling".
The lyrical perspective is an ode to unexpected and unacknowledged soulmates. They echo the stolen glances and the furtive moments between two souls not intended to meet. The catchy melodies soaked in an electro-pop production transport to an intoxicating musical dimension.
Gnash — Leave (Ft. Imad Royal)
In collaboration with multi-platinum artist Imad Royal, Gnash returns with a polished sound, through the single « Leave ». With dreamlike melodies and hushed lyrics, he creates a nostalgic universe emphasizing acceptance. The soothing and uplifting vocal performance takes you on a tremendous musical journey. The track is definitely like a carefully prepared ballad to season up your evening out.
Samiere — No Service
Cradled by musical prose that highlights the healing of wounded souls, Samire's new single 'No service' unveils a message of the right to vulnerability.
This young American artist displays a Soul R&B style which is accompanied by a solemn and melancholy vocal presence. The sophisti-pop side goes perfectly with the refreshing musical tone. She has already conquered San Francisco and has just rallied us to his musical cause.
Ben Hazlewood — Revelry
With his vibrant and charismatic vocal sound signature, Ben Hazlewood offers a captivating single "Revelry". Already viral, the single, which offers a passionate and emotional performance is added into the Bloodline album. The composition showcases a very extensive color palette — musically speaking — with a blend of blues, pop and soul type of production.
Ben expresses a message of courage saying:
This song is about how much of a hold these moments had over me. A fraught retelling of the many failed attempts to escape these actions which I knew, inherently was self-destructive.”
Kasaya — Not A Problem Now
British Synthpop Duo Kasaya, made of Scottish songwriter Aidan and Danish producer Per, offers a composition entitled “Not A Problem Now”, which is essential to all, during this period. The simple and effective lyrics make us reflect on what we often take for granted
— "we need to reject the lies and greed, we need to protect the skies and seas" —
The smooth and catchy blend between Aidan’s songwriting perspective and Per’s sound signature, results in a mesmerizing electro-pop production that truly comforts.
Pete Philly — Breath
Aruban singer, songwriter and producer Pete Philly is a true Swiss Army knife when it comes to orchestrate music. This concentrate of talent produce phenomenal musical compositions like his latest single 'Breath', released on July 17, 2020.
Indeed, the young artist composed the song to pay tribute to his fight against the Lyme disease. The quirky lyrics and the poignant vocal form, blended with the glamorous melodic production results in a delicious sound contrast.
ROCHESTER — Black Don’t Crack
A brilliant flow, a winning chorus and an engaging message: meet the successful musical cocktail, offered by Rochester, titled "Black Don't Crack".
By highlighting discrimination against the black community, the artist chooses to adopt a raw vocal performance over an elegant and catchy production. More than music, it resonates like a slogan that gets stuck in your mind.
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