Assemble Sound-affiliated artist Jaye Prime gives some sexy vibes on this new track. “Late Lights” sees the Dream-inspired songstress reassuring that she’s sticking by you through the long haul. I love the bigness of the chorus, as it hammers home that aforementioned point. Melodically, Jaye makes this song her own, especially through some of the […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: City College Alum Sharonda Lang Asks "Can I Live?"
Baltimore City College’s class of 2006 is ripe with talented folks. I know I’ve probably said that time and time again. However, every time I say it, someone else pops up with either a tasty jam (shameless plug), a new initiative to better the community, a series of books, a new article of clothing, and so […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @BrownBoiMaj Speaks on "Friends" and Love in New Project
BrownBoi Maj follows up February’s MAJ project with Friends, a nine-track project that shows a further growth from being a “broke boi.” What I enjoyed about this project is the growth of Maj. The subject matter is a lot more diverse than even the MAJ project. While there’s still a focus on making it, there’s a lot […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @ThatsBlawesome and @H0T16MUSIC Tease Out Great Vibes on New Project
From Portland’s burgeoning music scene comes a creative statement in the form of Tease, the full-length collaborative album by singer-songwriter Blossom and producer HOT16. Tease shows the work of two sophisticated artists making their mark with an expertly-written, performed, and produced LP that will definitely find its way into your eardrums and heart with great […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @TrueGodImmortal Takes a Trip to Solitary in New Album
If Jay-Z’s 4:44 was (possibly) his fourth iteration in the Blueprint series, then True God’s Solitary serves as the de facto “Soul Revival 4.” Spitting some of the most-personal bars of his career, True takes listeners on a journey through the eyes of a man who wants to be left alone–but still wants to be among people […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @dvsndvsn – Don’t Choose
dvsn returns with a sexy, bass-heavy ditty about a relationship that’s destined to fail, but still work (somehow). There’s not much else to say. I could go into the switches back and forth between sexy vibes and soulful questioning of the relationship. As I said, this one will probably be a pantywetter for some folks […]
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