Category: Reviews

Young Rich Kidz – ‘Amber Alert’

August 19, 2020

Their name says it all – they’re Young, they’re Rich, and they’re Kids. Brisk and DayDay are “brothers from another mother”, and although they’re still quite young, these Southern California teens have a lot of wisdom packed into them. The pair who met in 2013 and have been inseparable ever since, take each day as it comes, because so far as they’re concerned, each day means another new win for their music.

Artist Chucks Èhtréppär releases latest single ‘On Me’

August 18, 2020

Released on August 15, ‘On Me’ is the new single from Nigerian hip-hop and rap artist, Chucks Èhtréppär, and is from of his debut EP ‘Afro-Trap The First’. Chucks has been writing, recording, and releasing his own music from a very young age, and after going through a number of stage names, his latest takes its inspiration from Chance The Rapper, and indeed, his second name is “The Rapper” spelled in reverse, with accents added for effect.

Pop singer Fai releases debut single ‘Comet’

August 18, 2020

Originally from Virginia, USA, but currently living in Kuwait, Fai has had the wonderful opportunity to travel the world thanks to her father, who was a diplomat. Taking advantage of this for her music career, Fai pulled to herself a wide network of friends and contacts all over the world, and additionally used her experiences to populate her music. Her debut single, ‘Comet’, is set for release on August 20.

Ginny Luke – ‘Love Hypocrisy’ 

August 18, 2020

In Ginny Luke’s hands the violin becomes a daring and bold statement piece, and with ‘Love Hypocrisy’ she unleashes an urgency and power as she reclaims her sexuality on her own terms. Ginny’s lightning flash electric violin solo and her oh so sultry vocals, are combined on ‘Love Hypocrisy’ with the mesmerising rock guitars, and Moog synth bass. The production gives it a creepy – yet sexy – alt pop feel, while at the same time it elicits rock undertones.

Bakir Floyd – ‘2 A.M.’

August 18, 2020

Music flows through the veins of Newark New Jersey native Bakir Floyd. The son of a member of Queen Latifah’s Flavor Unit, he grew up trying to imitate his talented dad, who exposed him from an early age to rapping and singing, and he came up with his own tunes to perform. Growing up saw him pursue other interests, such as studying engineering at the University of Villanova, but music was always in the background, a flickering ember waiting for the right opportunity to spark into flame. Sure enough, Floyd is now making a name for himself with his music, and his hit song, ‘2 AM’.