Playing Games

2019

Summer Walker new music review Megan Tenea

Just when we thought Summer was coming to an end, Summer Walker is actually just beginning. Everything she’s said so far I’m sure you or someone you know can relate to.

At a time where it’s extremely convenient to be unintentional. Summer is asking all the necessary questions and addressing all the things that most won’t.

Ladies and gents if you not asking these questions, hats off to you and yours. However……. I need to know.

The song begins with an acoustic melody, and her voice is a perfect soft but raspy combination when necessary. The lyrics are perfectly on point, she starts by saying “Whip, bought it. Crib, got it. Job, on it.” Basically to communicate clearly that she does not have a need for those things. Then goes into expressing she never asked for the things that she’s been given. Although all appealing but material things she expresses that her desires go beneath the surface.

I dig it! It’s very necessary and extremely relevant in current times. I love the song, not only because it’s easy to relate. But it has a great melody and she has the perfect sound and pitch. Its perfect Bath time music, ahhh I love hot bubble baths ☺.

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The tempo picks up throughout the song sure to slow down so that we can clearly hear her enunciate her words when needed, Then back up dramatically throughout the Corus. It’s a very clean production! Good song to relax to, and I’d love to see her Pole work to this one!

I’m here for it, all of it and looking forward to more music from this artist. Be on the lookout for the “Forever Summer” Playlist dropping from #SpreadLoveGoodMusic.

Until next time ♥

Black Men don’t cheat

Music Review Monday

Baby BOY Please! Hahahahhaa this is seriously hilarious. At first I thought it was a joke, but apparently they’re supposed to be for real. Lil Duval, and “Uncle Char” (Charlemagne) has come with a message for all you ladies out there tryna still someone’s Black Man…… BLACK MEN DON’T CHEAT.

The overall production and sound quality is a good sound. The lyrics well they rhyme but sounds like a complete joke. Lol I really don’t know what more to say, other than Lol I am not convinced. Not convinced at all. The message is a good message, and I am sure for some the message that they are attempting to relay is important but this does nothing for me. Just for shits and giggles I think the 85 south show crew should do a remix.

I think the 85 south show crew should do a remix.

You take a listen and tell us what you think?

How.You.Want.It? New music review

Remembering the 90’s music review.

Megan Tenea

HYWI? – Teyona Taylor featuring King Combs

A sample of the late 90’s famous Badd Boy hit “What you want” by Mase feating Total from the Harlem world Album.

Of course when the song comes on you kinda already expect it to be a hit, because sampled by the talented Teyona Taylor and King Combs the talented son of original song writer Sean “Diddy” Combs.

The pair makes a talented “Duo” and the artwork pretty much says it all before the song comes on. Both artist are explicit with their lyrics, being sure to let us know that they are not kids.

It’s a song that explains Teyana sexual expertise and she makes several references to what she will, can, and, want to do. Her biggest question is “What’s the quickest way to turn you on”? Based on what the artist is saying in the song, there will most likely be NO DULL moments with this interaction.

Now let’s talk about KING…. Pretty much a physical protégé of his Dad, look and sound just like this man. It’s like Diddy2.0, with so much musical success that’s gotta literally be some hard shoes to fill. It’s working tho. How old is this Man again, cause he said “Yea I’m young but I’m old enough, I’m stand in the pussy have you folding up”.  Christian what did you say?? Lol He’s making a grand entrance into entertainment taking a stance like a symbol. He’s a lover boy, and I’m learning to take him serious too, because the media has never displayed the playful side of him. He’s been groomed that way, but I like it….

The sample instrumental flows throughout the entire song just speeding the tempo up just a little. Teyana starts off with the same words as the original repeating “Tell me what you want” multiple times before the lyrics began. All the way down to Kings rhyming style and accent, and Teyana’s rendition of Totals tone. I’m here for it because it doesn’t divert far from the original.

Check out the video directed by Teyana, a retro video that pays tribute to very talented director Hype Williams.

               The song is sexy, and we all know I’m all for something Grown and sexy that I can sing and dance too. The song shows their maturity and its a different lane compared to the music that out these days. With it being a sample you might not even mind the kids singing it………… I lied it’s not those kind of lyrics. Yea you might not even want ya teenage daughters listening to it with all this appeal King putting down. Overall I like it, I really do. I’d actually like to see a few more songs come from the two because they make a good collaboration. You can hear this song and more on the PLAYLIST dropping today entitled “Ode to the 90s”. Subscribe to SpreadLoveGoodMusic on Apple music.