JOEYMVNE opens up about his personal experiences with past love interests through his second single of the year, ‘Delilah’.
Over a chilled New Jack Swing sample, Joeymvne discusses themes of lust and temptation, through his hypnotic flow. The single’s name ‘Delilah’ is linked to a story in the bible including Delilah and Samson, as it shares some similarities of burning lust and temptation.
Why not check out Joeymvne’s smooth joint produced, mixed and mastered by the East Londoner himself.
Jessica Wilde is proving to be a songwriter of true grit. Able to chart the state of her own self-worth, experience, and growth through her inimitable UK R’n’B style, on new single ‘Body’, Jessica is done with hiding, playing nice and getting suckered in time after time by – excuse my French ‘F*ckboys’ – and ‘Wastemen’, having to conform to peer pressure and the role a dominant masculine society expects of her.
As Jessica bares testimony on her new single, she sweetly tells how a recent partner. Her soulful refrain, “If all you want is my body, then imma find somebody, who wants no body but me” will resonate for many women.
Wilde further explains, ‘I had this relationship that was a real wake up call. It hit me… why did I keep attracting these guys who only seemed to care how my body could please them? Why don’t I celebrate my body instead of looking to them to validate me? So, I made a vow to myself that I would love ME first, this song is that vow!’.
Out now on download and streaming sites, ‘Body’ will form part of the South Londoner’s yet untitled album/mixtape due later this year.
Check out the accompanied video, featuring the sharp-witted Wilde diverting all the attention she gave to disrespecting boys back to herself in a sumptuous, self-love ceremony.
Formerly known as Trmnds Mldy, new singer-songwriter, rapper and producer, TRMNDS (Tremendous) swings by the blog for the first time with emotional R&B track, ‘Used To Be Alone.’ Over a irresistibly smooth, drivetime -esque sample, ‘Used To Be Alone’ chronicles the contemplative aftermath of a failed relationship.
‘Used To Be Alone’ is taken from Trmnds’ album titled ‘Off Balance,’ which features a variety of sounds and sub R&B genres, so if this sounds like your thing, why not check it out sometime…but for now, have a listen to the single below..
Hailing from South London, CHERYLL has dropped alluringly striking visuals for her playful R&B throwback single, ‘Fess Up.’ The single is taken from her debut EP, ‘Transition’, a honest project, where she focuses on previous and current relationships.
The single is considered by the soul songstress as their most personal work to date as she completely opens up about her experiences when it comes to the game of love. Possessing the vibes of Beyonce and Destiny’s Child, ‘Fess Up’ sees Cheryll taunting a love interest into coming clean to her.
The talented R&B contender is set to release a string of singles throughout this year…so expect some more beautifully raw material from Cheryll… but for now, check out the official video for ‘Fess Up’ below, shot and edited by videography duo Tory and Joloff.
Natalie Diaz, the brainchild behind ENTITY, has entered onto today’s hot spot with the soft and rather sensual single ‘How Did You Get In My Bed’.
An ode to the familiar feeling of waking up somewhere you wish you hadn’t, the New York native explores the fickle complexities of reuniting with an ex whose emotions are still prevalent. Using punchy synths and commanding percussion, the indie pop track emulates the confusion that she is feeling with ease, with the dreamy melody perfectly aligning with the heartfelt lyrics about her first love and how it was a moment of realisation for her personally. Knowing she has fallen for another woman, this was Natalie’s breakthrough, finding out about her sexual orientation and that she can love both men and women.
Check out the enchanting video for the single below…
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