If you need a song that equally questions “should we stay” and “should we just call it,” this one should be for you. If you need multilayered harmonies that, like me, take your Millennial Mind to a slightly simpler time, this is ALSO for you.
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Little Flower Nasti has a certain gravitas to and command of her new-ish sound on “Not Sorry” that was missing in some of her earlier work. What gave me the most goosebumps was the way the first verse goes.
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The former Amplified. has been on a tear these last few months. With his reinvention and constant stream of incredible music, he’s become one of my favorite SOTB-featured artists. On “Better Days,” Amp links with a literal Living Legend in The Grouch.
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This one reminds me of a mix between Lloyd Banks’ “Karma,” the guy version of the hook on Young Buck’s “U Ain’t Going Nowhere” and 2020s sadboi raps.
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Want a boombap look into two folks’ experience in the Denver skate scene? Check out
Lil Bastards.”
You have to love yourself before you can properly love others. Singer/songwriter D. Green speaks on self-love on his latest cut, “Made for Loving.” Released around Valentine’s Day, “Made” asks listeners to remember they’re worthy of the love they put out into the world.
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