With every piece of Bowfinger showing up, C’mon appears to hit all the right notes. It’s heavy and strong, catchy and cheerful, with all the proper Rock and Indie elements. There’s a lot to dissect here, with some pretty fascinating chordal tendencies and an atmosphere of electric pleasure.
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“This one was an easy song to pitch to the kids because it’s dancy,” Dad (Ben) remarked of “Biological Clock,” “but it was difficult to get through Mum’s quality control, because it’s not a subject people normally open up about, and at one point we call her a womble.”
Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L.’s latest record, B.E.C (Baconeggandcheese), is a Brooklyn-born hip-hop heavyweight. We’re not the only supporters flying Breon’s flag, with B.E.C proving to be Breon’s boldest release yet, with support from Earmilk, Wordplay, and Plastic Magazine.
Over the course of “Looking Up at the World,” a sweeping soaring breadth emerges, relishing in Sarantos’ lyricism’s deep-seeded hope. He has a wide emotional range with his vocals. The story arc that runs throughout the song is refreshingly honest.
Troubled Mind has the sense of a rodeo. Soul Zimon & His Kozmic Combinations’ deep Americana composition has a definite Western vibe to it, nearly fitting nicely as the background score for a climax scene in an old school desert shootout.