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Single Review: Eleyet McConnell “I Want you to Know”
Eleyet McConnell’s latest single, “I Want You to Know,” is a poignant testament to the power of vulnerability and the profound complexity of human relationships. Set against the backdrop of their signature blend of 70s rock, country, and blues, the track delivers a deeply personal narrative that resonates universally, marking it as a standout in their already impressive catalog.
From the first notes, Angie McConnell’s vocals envelop the listener in an atmosphere of raw emotion. There’s a haunting quality to her delivery, a subtle trembling that suggests both strength and fragility—echoing the delicate balance of love and fear that the lyrics explore. The song’s narrative is a candid confession of inner turmoil, as the lyrics delve into the push and pull between desire and self-doubt. Angie’s voice captures the essence of this struggle, with lines like, “I’m afraid that if I lose you, I’ll never feel this way again,” serving as the emotional crux of the song.
Chris McConnell’s musical arrangement complements Angie’s lyrical journey with a soulful backdrop that feels both familiar and fresh. The instrumentation, while rooted in classic rock and blues traditions, carries a contemporary edge that allows the track to transcend genre boundaries. The guitar work is particularly noteworthy—its bluesy undertones providing a counterbalance to the song’s emotional weight, grounding it even as it reaches for the sublime.
The accompanying music video, as promised, visually mirrors the song’s authenticity. It is a visual journey through the intimate and often painful moments that define relationships, amplifying the song’s themes of love, loss, and self-discovery. This visual component elevates the single from a mere listening experience to a multi-sensory exploration of human connection.
What makes “I Want You to Know” especially compelling is its ability to speak to the listener on a personal level while maintaining a broad emotional appeal. This is a song about the human condition—about the fears we harbor and the love we seek to give, despite those fears. In this way, it aligns with the duo’s previous work, yet it stands out for its depth and the risks it takes in exposing the vulnerabilities of its creators.
As part of their debut album, Crazy World, the single is not just a musical achievement but a narrative milestone for Eleyet McConnell. It’s a reflection of their journey not only as musicians but as partners who have weathered the storms of life together, translating those experiences into a language we all can understand: music.
For fans of the duo and newcomers alike, “I Want You to Know” is a must-listen—a song that doesn’t just play to the ears but reaches into the soul, leaving an indelible mark. With its release, Eleyet McConnell once again proves that they are more than just a musical act; they are storytellers, chroniclers of the human experience, and in this single, they invite us all to feel, to reflect, and to connect.
–Tim Stevens
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“Mimosa” by Proklaim delivers a soulful anthem for the trailblazers and dream-chasing
“Mimosa,” the latest single by Proklaim, hits the airwaves like a breath of fresh, inspiring air in the hip-hop scene, blending soulful vibes with a powerful message of self-empowerment. From the first flicker of soft instrumentation, the track invites listeners into a space where airy beats flutter beneath Proklaim’s steady, confident flow. It’s an understated yet potent musical soundbeat produced by Jake Laiumi that perfectly sets the tone for the reflective lyricism to follow. In contrast, Wojtek Majewski’s mixing and mastering of Audio Art Namibia add clarity to the layered emotions of the song.
Lyrically, “Mimosa” is about daring to be different and staking your claim on dreams regardless of whether anyone else has ventured down the same path. Proklaim’s verses resonate with a sense of purpose and determination, encouraging listeners to push beyond real or imagined boundaries, taking up space unapologetically where they rightfully belong.
What’s striking is the inspiration and humility in his delivery. There’s no bragging, just genuine grit, and hope, underscored by a sound subtly weaves influences from legends like Lauryn Hill and J. Cole with surprising nods to rock icons like Nirvana and Creed. It’s an eclectic mix, giving “Mimosa” a genre-fluid feel still rooted in soulful hip-hop echo.
With an infectious cadence, Proklaim delivers a hopeful yet honest soundtrack that’s sharp, smooth, and compelling. It makes “Mimosa” a soul-stirring song that fires up the ambition within anyone ready to step into their power and have the audience feel like the world is yours for the taking.
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WHIT drops sonic alchemy with her debut EP, “WHIT”
The wait is over! WHIT, the trailblazing artist formerly known as Whitney Miller, has officially unleashed her highly anticipated debut self-titled EP, and it’s every bit as explosive and mesmerizing as promised. This four-track EP brings an extraordinary mix of rock, country, and soul genres into an irresistible sonic adventure from the first note to the last, reminiscent of Jelly Roll, HARDY, and the rebellious early releases of Kelly Clarkson and P!nk for enthralling fans.
WHIT, a South Texas native, has already made waves in Nashville as a former Miss Texas (2012) and Miss United States (2013), an MMA fighter, kickboxing commentator, and a well-regarded podcaster. However, her eclectic venture into music has unveiled yet another layer of her impressive multifaceted phenomenon. Her EP showcases a distinctive sound, rich with evocative storytelling and heartfelt lyrics that dive deep into human experiences.
The EP starts with the hauntingly beautiful “Black And Blue,” where delicate flute melodies and raw lyricism entwine with a brooding instrumental backdrop, setting a profound tone. This track pulls listeners into deep contemplation, immediately establishing her as a force to be reckoned with. Followed by the gritty, soul-stirring rock anthem “Go To Hell,” WHIT demonstrates her ability to craft narrative-driven rock-infused ballads that challenge and empower. It bursts forth with an unapologetic declaration of resilience and heartfelt emotion.
The EP’s third track, “Grass Is Greener,” shifts gears slightly, offering a glimmer of infectious optimism amidst the relational shadows. It is a soulful reflection on the contemplation of better love and relationships with an anthemic spirit that inspires and uplifts, inviting listeners to explore the concept of the illusion of greener pastures in relationships with an enduring message that resonates deeply with anyone who ever dreamed of a better connection. Closing out the EP is “Ready Or Not,” a mesmerizing track that leaves an indelible mark with its introspective lyricism and immersive soundscape. It’s a stirring exploration of love’s unbridled charm, losing oneself in the moment, whether they’re prepared for it or not.
With her four-track debut EP, WHIT delivers a sonic experience that is both captivating and thought-provoking. Each track is a testament to her versatility, unique artistic vision, and meticulous craftsmanship, proving she’s not just another artist on the scene; she’s here to redefine music in a way that’s as dynamic and intriguing as the artist herself. The EP “WHIT” is a vibrant addition to any playlist for those craving a fresh, introspective take on the rock and country genres. Prepare to be enchanted by her musical brilliance and unapologetic authenticity.
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