The performance is on point, not too much of the high pace overtakes the mellow, just enough to remind you to look out for whatever comes next.
Singles
Artdayn, the Singing Uber Driver, presents a distinctly fresh fusion of hip-hop & rock. From trip-hop or alt-pop to something much more Linkin Park-like.
The story told by these notes & the varying levels of emotion beautifully highlights the feeling of this peaceful, thoughtful, reflective walk in the snow.
The rate at which Yashar. G is putting out classics right now, and the quality at which he presents them, is well worth tuning in for.
A subtle, delicate ambiance fits well among the coziness of winter nights by the fire, with just a touch of the sparkle that runs through seasonal songs.
It works on a distinctly human level, the chords & notes draw you in for their realness & honesty. It’s an experience many listeners will respond well to.
That meeting of the professional side of music making & the open, authentic side of being an artist has been really well captured. It’s a great song.
The raw energy of punk rock makes for an unexpected approach to Christmas music. A new concept, a fresh melody, an organic yet subtly heavy musicality.
The set-up fuses distorted guitars with classic keys & a vibrant drum line. The artist’s characterful leading voice delivers the sentiment with power.
The instrumentation is blissful to experience, unlike the average pop song in which it’s the melody that stays with you. The set-up is refreshingly unusual.
The indie-rock vibe is alive & kicking, yet Rhett’s voice rides alongside of it in a pop-meets-funk manner – something true to this artist’s sound alone.
Considerately crafted, as is generally the way with Strangely Alright. There’s always an element of fun, creativity, and some underlying depth or message.