Charlotte’s Voice is the Exact Opposite of Pain
In her track This Pain, Charlotte OC gives all of us a chance to appreciate the variation in her vocals and her excellent use of vocal texturing. Her verses are sung at a lower octave
Pop music
Chelsea Uses One Hook to Her Advantage
Chelsea Collins’ track, 07 Britney, clearly shows that she understands how repeating a catchy hook can play to your advantage. We first hear the hook right at the start of the song, and the melody
Skylar Lee Does Vocal Texturing Right
Skylar Lee, in Marionette, perfectly uses homophonic texturing of her vocals for creating an almost atmospheric presence in her song, giving it volume and complexity. What’s more is that it possibly replicates some of the
Shaefri Cleverly Uses Space to Enhance a Lyrical Journey
Shaefri’s new single, Girl, is the perfect example of how space is used as a tool to enhance a lyrical journey within a particular song. There are three major parts in the song: the verse,
Why Is Variation in Song Structure a Good Thing?
On your first listen, you may conclude that SIIGHTS’s track, Shoulda Been, is a conventional pop song, with a melody and rhythm that’ll make you want to tap your feet and well-placed bass-drops that keeps
Music Is Constantly Evolving, and Irini Mando Shows Us How
Irini Mando does something particularly interesting with her new single, Champagne Nights Out, by including certain elements from other genres into her pop song. The overall vibe of the song almost replicates that of a
We Hope to Run into Callaghan Belle More Often
Callaghan Belle’s new single, Run Into You, does a great job at replicating what it feels like dealing with lost love. She creates an aural experience that’s packed with emotional ambiguity. Such situations often fall
An Empty Empire – What Does Molly Have to Say About That?
With her new single Empire, Molly brings light to a very important message “the best things in life are free”. While artists tend to add their lyrical hook in the chorus, where it can be
Lili Caseley Talks About Life in Her Own Unique Way
Lili Caseley’s new pop song C’est La Vie is very purposefully groovy; it contains a touch of youthful acceptance and it’s almost hopeful in the way it talks about loss. This seems intentional to complement
Edith Makes Us Feel Good by Being Sad
Edith’s new single Sad Girls Make Bad Boys Cry is an excellent example of how smart arrangement can increase the poignancy of the lyrics, even when they’re rather simple words. The entire song’s rhythm is
Dive into the Sea of Emotions with Kellimarie’s ‘It’s Not Over’
Kellimarie’s ‘It’s Not Over’ is a beautiful pop song that celebrates the impressively dynamic range of vocals of a 16-year old artist. This uplifting summer track is about wanting to be told that there is