Electronic
Forrest Hill strikes a chord of hope in soulful single “Can’t Wait For A Savior”
San Francisco Bay Area artist Forrest Hill has a timely and moving message in his new single, “Can’t Wait For A Savior.” It’s about staying close to the ground. Hill, who has a rough voice and brutal honesty, reflects on his experiences with current events and the hushed revolution that begins within. “Can’t Wait For A Savior” isn’t Hill’s first go-round with significant music, the Boston-based funk-rock band Judy’s Tiny Head, in which he sang, and his experiments in songwriting, have shown that he knows how notable concepts to weave around a sharp melody.
On “Can’t Wait For A Savior,” Hill turns internally and belts out a track that sounds like it was written in the soft quiet of a long, restless evening but was also played to the ears of anyone who wants a sign. The opening energy of the song is understated. He leaves just enough warmth and structure to enable space for the words to pierce. Hill does not hurry with the words but gives them ample time to unravel with a degree of commitment and lucidity that only age can offer. There is no boasting here, no over-polished production. He is just a songwriter who has grown comfortable with laying his soul out in the wild. “Can’t Wait For A Savior” reveals resurgent strength.
Taking to the limit the idea that some white knight would rescue us in our period of need, Hill implies that everything must come from within. As politics attacks us, his invitation to personal accountability and peaceful commitment is optimistic and calm extreme. Yet the emotional characteristics of the song are most important. Hill isn’t lecturing but empathizing. The harmonies are infused, and the rhythms are measured. This is music made for those who think and feel deeply. Sometimes, the most effective songs are those that do not seek to save us but to shake us into life.
Artist Spotlight
El Vrother turns negativity into strength on new single “My Biggest Fan”
“My Biggest Fan” is a powerful, insightful, and surprisingly uplifting song. It’s a Latin-infused hip-hop anthem that puts a new spin on turning negativity into strength. El Vrother’s latest track is about redemption, growth, and being real.
This was inspired by a real-life event in which a listener admitted to posting hateful comments about El Vrother’s work for years before becoming a steadfast supporter. The ironic and human change gave the song its creative spark, and El Vrother didn’t get back at anyone or ignore the problem. Instead, he turned it into art, which shows that even anger can change when faced with honesty and sincerity.
The song has a unique sound that is both authentic and powerful, blending sharp Latin rhythms with a hip-hop foundation. His story shows how music that comes from real struggles, real life, and real feelings can have a significant effect. It is an artistic position that runs counter to the negative trends common in modern music charts. “My Biggest Fan” is a statement that authentic storytelling will always be important.
El Vrother uses the song to show that music can change people’s minds, break down walls, and start real change. He thinks of the song as proof that music can change how people feel. This is a response to the widespread culture of hate online. El Vrother improves the conversation in “My Biggest Fan” and gives us a piece with purpose, a beat, and an effect.
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SHAB shares Dave Audé remix of “Say It With Your Chest”
SHAB returns with energy on her new single, ‘Say It With Your Chest’ (Dave Audé Remix), a stunning rework of her empowerment anthem. Paired with Grammy-winning DJ and producer Dave Audé, SHAB brings her message of confidence and self-assertion to the dance floor itself, an aural experience that is both fierce and free-forming.
From the opening beat, Audé’s production acumen is on display, bass-heavy, rhythm-infectious, and all about making sure you hit every drop. Commanding vocals from SHAB pierce with precision and power, reminding us to stand tall, speak up, and own our power without reservation. The remix transforms the original track into a heart-pounding club anthem that’s equally suited for late-night DJ sets and gym playlists.
The energy between SHAB’s powerful voice and Audé’s global production talent is a no-brainer when seeking the perfect mix of pop, house, and electronic brilliance. For those who are craving something a little more substantial, though, this remix fits the bill. It’s a homecoming, an affirmation, that magnifies SHAB’s bold artistic vision while cementing her status as one of the world’s dance-pop stars. The beat for each is precisely right for a song where the theme is be bold, be loud, and don’t hold back.
SHAB’s “Say It With Your Chest (Dave Audé Remix)” is empowerment with movement, an anthem to blast at the people who need reminding of your confidence. Whether hearing SHAB for the first time or following her music journey since day one, this remix is evidence that her artistry continues to evolve with intention and power.
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