In a world that promotes a culture of urgency, of speed, of “right now”, the Los Angeles based artist Bran Movay reminds us that it’s important to slow down and cherish the present in his latest song and music video release, “Airbnb”.
Brandishing a tuneful guitar and a sonorous bass, the track evokes an alternative lo-fi sound that, paired with her lax and musing vocals, Deb Never makes her own.
Fuji’s down-to-earth nature is readily exhibited both in his powerful vocals and relatable lyrics about not only being in love with someone who makes you feel brand new but enjoying each moment in a love that is only gliding in the right direction.
The Mexican-American bilingual Pop artist Tatiana Hazel is that satisfying first sip of water after a long journey through the depths of the Pop world.
Using traces of Hip-Pop, R&B, Neo-Funk, and the guys own dash of charm, Yes Please continuously executes a prolonged sense of freshness with each and every new drop, and their latest song “White Knuckles” is certainly not an exception.
