Everett Loves Music

Heeeees back. Like he never left. Full review on this EP soon.

One of the best songs off his debut. Definetly go check this out if you haven't listened to this album.

classic rnb song

pbm talk

jozzy

If you like SZA, this song is for you. If you're into R&B, this song is for you. As a huge Steve Lacy fan, it only made sense for me to start exploring more of Syd's music. I'm familiar with some of The Internet's biggest records, but I haven't done a deep dive into their discography yet. I've really enjoyed the singles Syd has released for this project, and I absolutely love this one. I'm definitely going to check out her new album when it drops on the 16th. I also have to give her a shoutout for producing this song, along with every other track on the album.

Why is Peggy dropping a Valentine's Freestyle in June as part of his deluxe? I don't know. But one thing I do know is that if it's a Valentine's Day Freestyle, it's going to be good. Last year, he gave us an amazing song on the actual day. Hopefully, he keeps the tradition going because I can't get enough of these.

Every time I hear Peggy rapping over an acoustic guitar and sample, I automatically add the song to my playlist. The first beat drop is a little jarring, especially if you don't normally listen to him, but before you know it, the song is over. I promise this won't scare the hoes, but it might heighten their senses a little bit. His flow during the second verse is so smooth as he effortlessly blends each line into the next. Peggy tends to let the instrumental breathe in the middle of songs and this a great example of that. I love this song, and it is much better than most of the songs on this album.

A few weeks ago, Ye surprised me by sticking to a release date he announced out of the blue. I didn't know what to expect, but the deluxe included two new tracks and improved mixing on every song. On first listen, this was my favorite track on BULLY and potentially my favorite song of the year. It's been a couple of months, and that statement is still true.

I was worried the new mix might butcher the original emotion of the song, but it hasn't. The background vocals are more prominent, Ye's vocals are clearer, and the new vocal recordings remove some of the unwanted artifacts that were present in the original vocals, most likely due to the use of AI.

I view this song as a poem. There is only one verse, repeated three times, and the way the instrumental evolves throughout the song makes the repetition hard to notice. The minimal instrumentation and lack of drums accentuate every word he says.

To me, this is the best song Ye has released in years. There's a level of authenticity and vulnerability here that has been missing from much of his recent work. The themes of this song make it a perfect fit as Ghost Town Pt. 3. I even think the lines 'Sometimes, I take all the shine / Talk like I drank all the wine' from Ghost Town would fit seamlessly into this song.

He's far, far, far, far, FAR from innocent, but this song feels like it could have been written by the Big Friendly Giant. In The BFG, the giant's height unintentionally affects everyone around him. Similarly, Ye reflects on how being Bipolar impacts the people he loves.

I like the way he ends the verse by saying, ”Magic hourglass, at least I gave you that.” After talking about how much damage he causes in everyone's life, he turns it around, saying, 'Despite the stress I put you through, I hope I left you with enough good memories.'

He probably moonwalked into the booth because he had to be feeling like Mike when he made this. This song is an upbeat, '80s-style pop anthem that makes you want to dance.

Not only is this my most played song of 2019, this is my most played song since I've had Apple Music. This is largely due to Tay Keith's production.

I imagine this song being temptation's twin brother. This beat is very similar, but the lyrics and chorus are slightly stronger.

This is different from a typical Tay Keith beat and I love it.

One of the best songs on Lil Baby's best album? Absolutely. This beat has all the elements you'd expect from Tay Keith on its own, but at a faster tempo than usual, it feels like a fresh sound.

Oh yeah! Metro x Tay Keith X 21

There was a brief, and I mean brief, time where Miley Cyrus perfectly balanced her hip hop experiment with making good music. It was here on this ep. It might get lost in her discography, but I'd recommend listening to this 6 song ep if you haven't already. She knew to start it off with the strongest track here. Also, no surprise that this is one of the few songs you won't hear Tay Keith's iconic tag.

Hard. Probably my favorite chorus from him and one of his most popular songs. I'd start here.

He's funny

Warhol.SS and B6 have a million songs together.

One of the lead singles from this project, and it absolutely set the tone. This is a serenade-worthy song, so start singing to your girl when the pre-chorus hits! I'm not sure if it's just my ears, but I couldn't quite understand what he was saying in the chorus. After reading the lyrics, I realized how ‘love song’ and dramatic it is, which only adds to its sentiment.

This was instantly favorite song on first listen. I've seen some hot & cold behavior before, so I can tell Brent really speaking from the mind here.

The more I listen to Brent, the more alike we are. Maybe it's a September thing? This one was hitting hard some of my favorite lyrics on the entire project. The vocal runs towards then end are chef's kiss.

This is the nastiest beat on the whole album. Thank you to each producer here, great work all around.

It doesn't sound bad just boring. All the lyrics are very vague and give off the vibe of someone who is writing a love song for the first time. But definitely not terrible, if I am listening through I can let it rock.

Super hypnotic beat from fakemink. This is a kinda dark love song

Found this on TikTok, very catchy beat + flow.

Throughout the entire song, he's using the track's title to tease the full chorus, which only appears once. He repeatedly says, "All I want—" only to cut himself off. The payoff is worth it when we finally get the full chorus.