Rick Smoove is a pop artist that is releasing catchy songs this year with a lot of singles, 2022 is his year to show off his skills—creating his music out of emotions that connect him to his listeners. He released a new single “Hard To Trust” which was out on the 31st of August, 2022 that has the same attention as his previous releases with the catchy rhythms.

This one is a new type of contemporary style of rap in “Hard To Trust” that makes it a drill song, the song has melodious and dark lyrics as this one is about the trust that can’t be gained easily after a hardship that a being can go through as the pain is hurtful mentally and physically.

And making a song that is so unique to Rick has got him to have some awesome beats that he is skilled at and also making banging lyrics that are ominously true and hit our hearts with past painful memories.

Rick Smoove hasn’t failed me since the last song I heard “Lost” which caught my attention and listen to his music more as he always succeeds to make a catchy single out of his talented mind.

The song “Paradise” is light, graceful, dancing and romantic, burning and sweet, like its singer Klary, who currently resides in London, England, and collaborates there with other artists while performing songs of varied genres.

“Paradise” is a song bursting with joy; in its atmosphere, you smell the fresh air as you dance with your lover, and touch in its words the warmth of love that is ignited by the sand of the sea and calmed by its blue waters.

This song creates an ambiance resembling its name “Paradise”, inspired by the amazing power of synths waves and dreamy singing in a heavenly voice, it has an amazing energy that forces you to move.

Its simple melody gradually turns into a rich hook that attracts you strongly, with voices screaming in the ether of the beloved’s paradise, while the bass provides a foundation that supports the song’s soundscape. It is a song that deserves to be played at different times, perhaps when you are alone and dreaming of being with your lover, or when you are with your friends or at a house party.

Klary takes you in with her voice that makes the song so special to her, and whispers in your head the delightful words when you fall in love, “Say that you want me, say that you need me, take me to your paradise”.

In a seductive atmosphere we live with Klary in her paradise, do not hesitate to join us because you will fall in love with her and will not be able to get out of her.

If you are looking for a piece of music that can make you tune down the whole world and deeply focus on it then Jacob Roundtree’s “Definitions” is exactly what you are looking for. Joining forces with Cole Thorne on the djembe, bass, and harmonies and Alex Speed on guitar, keys, and vocals, the trio unleashed their musical abilities, and today, we’ll be shedding some light on “Definitions” from their debut album “As I See It”.

The fading in the mysterious melody of the “Definitions” intro built up anticipation and made me want to listen to what’s coming next, Jacob Roundtree’s deep haunting vocals come in perfect harmony with the mellow fluid melodies creating an emotional state that strongly hit me. Using warm guitar tone with a smooth groove, well-arranged synth and effects, and subtle groovy percussions, Jacob Roundtree managed to take me into the world of ambient sounds and subtle tunes he carefully crafted and I was totally hooked by its beautiful mesmerizing flow. 

“Definitions” is the soft chilling sonic journey I’d definitely recommend to any music lover, Jacob Roundtree managed to create a different and interesting sound signature that’ll make you keep on coming back for more. I’m totally looking forward to future releases, cheers!

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Marshall Herridge is a Jazzist who’s here to provide an all-inclusive, sensual, and delicate Jazz experience that ought to prove if anyone ever claimed that Jazz was dying, that it’s alive and thriving.

Vancouver-born and based in NYC, Marshall has been making waves in the Jazz circles for quite some time. Having a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree, Marshall Herridge has worked with some of the most prominent faces in modern American jazz. His debut 2019 album, Chapter One, has been met with acclaim from accolades and critics equally. “A Day Too Late” is one of many songwriter-style jazz songs that he’s planning to release. This one sees him feature Caity Gyorgy, whose star is currently shining bright. JUNO-winning vocalist, composer, and lyricist whose specialty is Swing and Bebop. She also worked with some of the more prominent figures in jazz across the border in Canada.

‘A Day Too Late’ is swinging, sensual, and sweet. The ballroom vibes are warm and ever welcome. The composition is twisting and unpredictable yet approachable and enticing. The words and the singing are equally enjoyable. Caity sings in a low register, and in volume making her voice sound vulnerable and the words relatable, which is fitting for a song that’s about being always a little late to show one’s emotions. The instrumentation and arrangement are relatively simple. a guitar and a drum kit with an upright piano and bass suffice for the majority of the piece. A dazzling solo played on a flute is an exception. the performances are tastefully restrained with experienced musicality oozing from every pore.

This song is a delicate reminder of the stark beauty that can always be found in the weird heart of Jazz, and for a genre largely based on being left fielded and bizarre relative to what regularly hits the airwaves, Marshall Herridge provides clear proof that beauty, soul, style, and passion can easily be found in Jazz. Especially Jazz that’s as striking and as professional as this song is.

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