Worry Club sums up the struggles independent music artists face with the dreamy single Vince Vaughn. Worry Club is the latest project from Chicago native Chase Walsh. The track is soothing, contrary to the reality of the lyrics, as Chase sings with hazy and calming vocals on the backdrop of mellow instrumentals. This contrasting feeling of melancholy balanced with the lush soundscape makes the song even more engaging.The life of an independent music artist is not an easy one, filled with numerous upheavals. Not just limited to finance accessibility, but more importantly, issues of self-doubt. Which at times causes anxiety…
Author: Marcus Adetola
Marcus Adetola
Exploring new music. Explaining it shortly after. Keeping the classics close. Neon Music founder.
BLK hailed as Toronto’s first R&B girl group drops their anthemic single Girls. It’s an inspiring single saturated with infectious and lush melodies, accompanied with sultry and catchy vocals that make you swoon with excitement. BLK’s chemistry is evident, and the diverse range of vocals and relatable lyrics make every track appealing. Check out BLK’s EP Girl Magic, and look out for our stand-out track, FWM, and of course, the previously featured song GOT IT on Neon Music. This girl group is steadily making its mark in the R&B genre, and we look forward to seeing more from BLK in…
The Swedish singer-songwriter Rasmus Hagen takes you on a fairy tale journey with his latest single Learn To Love featuring Dutch artist Maxine. The song has everything you want for an inspirational love song, as it shadows the highs and lows of falling in love. The intense and heartfelt lyrics are beguiling and combined with the emotional instrumentals it creates feelings of euphoria. The raw vocals from Maxine add depth and drive the emotional vulnerability.Rasmus Hagen wrote his latest single alongside Swedish songwriter Aron Blom. Learn to Love touches on tearing down emotional walls built from a previous relationship and…
On the new single Gbege, Ivory Blue fuses seductive vocals with highlife-inspired production. And, what comes out on the other end is unique and satisfying. Although Gbege is reminiscent of other highlife tracks in the past, Ivory Blue has forged a sound he can call his. Be sure to check out Ivory Blues’ previous single, Undercover Lover, here on Neon Music.
Heartfelt writing with bittersweet melodies saturates the new single If I Die Tomorrow by Henry Dukes. An overwhelming intensity permeates the warm vocals from the 17-year-old that flow fluently on the guitar strings and draw you into the depths of his thoughts. With intense lyrics, he conveys an immense feeling of vulnerability that leaves you completely exposed in love.Tom Phelps, a good friend, and fellow artist adds lush backing vocals that keep you engrossed. He also co-wrote the single and worked on the new EP Voicemail with Henry Dukes. If I Die Tomorrow is undoubtedly an emotional ballad with optimism…
Trav B Ryan has a way about his art that makes it exciting and endearing. And, once again, he does not disappoint with the track, Save Me, raising the issue of Mental Awareness.Trav B spits soul-touching verses layered on a bed of sentimental instrumentals and chorus. He accosts you with the trials of been buried deep with unresolved emotions. And the repercussions of not dealing with them.An overwhelming feeling of loneliness poses a risk to mental health more than we can easily fathom. Otherwise, many would not be suffering in silence. So it’s great when artists take the time to…
Want You is one of those songs which is about flirting and falling in love. S.O. drives the sensual track with a mix of RnB and afro-centric vibes, making it stand out. With fine lines to send you into a spin, he takes you through the motions of being the perfect suitor. Want You shines with qualities of old-school RnB tracks. All-in-all it’s a feel-good track perfect for date night. S.O. recently dropped his Larry Ginni Crescent EP, which is worth checking out.
Dax drops Propaganda, the first single of his long-awaited album featuring Tom MacDonald, highlighting the sign of the times. There’s a keen awareness to ask questions of what would have been foregone conclusions in the past. Propaganda is relevant and relatable as Dax asks does the truth matter anymore? Dax makes music more than just audio art but taps into the strengths of visual representation to accentuate the depth of his songs. However, lyrically Dax is a force to reckon with, and he does not disappoint here, spitting conscious bars that resonate with the times. Tom MacDonald backs him up…
So far, every song by Dax tells a spellbinding story that holds your attention both lyrically and visually. Child of God is no different, as the music video visually narrates Dax’s tumultuous journey to reach an unbelievable point in his career. The faith-inspired bars are compelling, entertaining, and on a conscious level, they highlight a devotion to his beliefs. As much as the track tells Dax’s epic journey, it serves as a beacon of hope to anyone who embarks on a difficult journey. Everything is possible if you believe.
Amber Ryann serves up a mixed bag of emotions on her latest single Worst I’ve Ever Had. Although it’s a sob story, Amber has crafted a unique style to make it feel otherwise. She creatively spins vulnerable lyrics on dreamy and upbeat instrumentals that detract from the emotionally induced content while creating a danceable vibe. It’s a two for one deal on Worst I’ve Ever Had and Amber Ryann has hit the spot once again.