Alan Z always delivers, either with a hot track or a thought-provoking video. This time, he went a bit of a different route. “Color Me Bad,” from First Time’s The Charm, isn’t a bad song by any means. It lives up to its 90s R&B namesake by being sexy but not raunchy. It’s a bit […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic:@Patrice_LIVE_ Asks Her Lover for a Promise on New Track
Now, I’m Baltimore to the core. I used to rock men’s capris and AF1s while Spongebobbing my pains away after an Orioles loss or something. Hell, sometimes I still Spongebob my pain away, as a bald 30-ish-year-old. It’s just the B’more in me. However, I’ve always had a soft spot and respect for Go-Go, as mentioned […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @ArjaySoul Hits His ‘Stride’ on Debut
Team JonDoe artist ArjaySoul truly lives up to his “chameleon” descriptor with his debut album, Stride. The writer, producer, and rapper/singer effortlessly floats from reflective “damn, this situation I find myself in sucks” bars to “ah well, forget it. Lemme try to do something different” melodies. He’s Drake-esque in his approach, but leaves many of […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @StaasiaDaniels Talks About a Light Switch Love in New Track
Staasia Daniels is back on SOTBMusic with an slowed-down track telling a lover she deserves better than a wishy-washy partner. It’s a different vibe than songs like “Handle It,” as the dancehall vibes shine through quite well. Dancing your problems away while still being contemplative about them, planning actions for the foolishness, that’s the major […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @AUGUST08 Drops Father
I may be doing AUGUST 08 a huge disservice for his project Father by just highlighting “Funeral,” and for that, I apologize. However, this song is as beautiful as it is haunting as hell. It’s one of those tracks that grabs you with its honesty and never lets you go. AUGUST’s entire project is like that. […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @StaasiaDaniels Asks If You Could "Handle It" on New Track
Brampton artist Staasia Daniels hits SOTBMusic with a smooth “if the shoe was on the other foot” vibe with her latest track, “Handle It.” Over deliberate drum hits and a chilled-out, post-modern feel, Daniels proposes that her ex (or soon-to-be ex) is on some other stuff. Said dude probably wouldn’t be able to handle her […]
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