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Jack Harlow And Big Sean Buy Out The Bar In Their ‘Way Out’ Video

The video plays with freeze-frame shots a la ‘The Other Guys.’ …

Jack Harlow‘s debut album That’s What They All Say is coming out this Friday and to help hype the release, he and Big Sean buy out the bar to celebrate in the raucous video for its latest single “Way Out.” Over the course of their high-speed verses, Jack and Sean detail their relations with their exes and flirt with women from Harlow’s tour bus, while the video plays with freeze-frame shots of the bar while they turn up — a la Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrell’s The Other Guys.

Harlow surprised fans with the release date announcement last week after enjoying a breakout year that saw him reach No. 2 on the Hot 100 with “What’s Poppin,” speak out against police brutality at the 2020 BET Hip-Hop Awards, and make a new friend in the NBA with “Tyler Herro” (one he might need after accidentally putting Lou Williams on blast during the NBA’s bubble season when Williams hit up Magic City in Atlanta for wings). With the year he’s had, there’s little doubt That’s What They All Say will receive a warm reception on Friday.

Watch the “Way Out” video above.

That’s What They All Say is due 12/11 via Atlantic Records. Pre-save it here.

Jack Harlow is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

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Jamie Alimorad hits a new vibe with enchanting passion in his release, “Two Wrongs”

Jamie Alimorad

In under four minutes, Jamie Alimorad delivers a melodic punch with his latest single, “Two Wrongs. ” It’s a fiery, energetic-pounding anthem that hits like a sonic jolt of adrenaline to the heart. Alimorad showcases his impressive vocal range and demonstrates that his songwriting radiates with a sense of purpose as a force of evolution that oozes urgency, desire, and pop-rock charm.

Initially penned for another artist, “Two Wrongs” found its true voice when Alimorad stepped into the spotlight himself, a decision that proved pivotal. His vocals soar with remarkable conviction, delivering each lyric a confession that’s been long suppressed. Imagine a blend of Rick Springfield’s gritty, rebellious swagger and the melodic sophistication of The Beatles, all wrapped in a modern vitality that feels fresh and timeless.

The recording process was notably efficient, completed in a mere four-hour session at a Los Angeles studio, capturing that live, in-the-moment electricity. There’s an undeniable spontaneity, like lightning caught in a performance. The production reveals an infectious momentum: the guitar work drives with precise aggression, the drums maintain a steady pulse, and Alimorad rides the wave like a seasoned frontman eager to express something tangible.

Lyrically, “Two Wrongs” offers a potent commentary on the tumultuous dynamics between lovers, navigating the thin line between passion and risk. It evokes the intensity of intimate moments where two flawed individuals embrace the chaos of their connection, suggesting that sometimes, straying from the norm can yield profound truths about love. Instead of being preachy, the lyrics resonate with recognition of the complexities inherent in relationships, celebrating the unpredictable beauty of desire.

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Produced by Jordan Sherman, “Two Wrongs” signifies a critical turning point in Alimorad’s artistic trajectory. It represents a bold, unapologetic, and incisively candid expression that challenges conventional boundaries regarding love and music, hinting at an exciting new direction for Alimorad’s future endeavors.

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Mick J. Clark shares a charming serenade with his recent release “My Friend Evonne”

Mick J. Clark

My Friend Evonne,” the newest single by singer-songwriter Mick J. Clark, pulled from his sixth album, ‘Pole Position,’ is a heartfelt tribute to friendship. It captures the unique, one-in-a-million kind of connection, the rare blend that embodies aspects of a soulmate, best friend, confidante, and lifelong partner, a relationship most of us only dream about.

The song radiates with overly sentimental warmth, layered in nostalgic charm and lyrical sincerity. From the first note, the gentle groove feels like slipping into a treasured memory. Clark’s deep and golden voice carries a kind of lived-in wisdom; it doesn’t just sing about love; it truly understands it.

Evonne, as depicted in the song, isn’t just the object of affection; she’s a magnetic muse, a vivid memory, and a mythical figure wrapped in genuine emotion, the spark that illuminates the entire song. Described as a princess and a devil, she takes on a cinematic quality in Clark’s world, one who’s impossible to replace, forget and even harder not to love. The beauty of the song lies in its simplicity: devoid of flashy production tricks or over-the-top dramatics, it emphasizes pure emotion, elite songwriting, and a melody that lingers like scent on a favorite shirt.

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This authenticity is what keeps Mick J. Clark’s fanbase steadily growing. He writes from the heart, sings from the soul, and invites audiences into his narrative. “My Friend Evonne” isn’t just a song; it’s a sonic love letter with quite a triumphant chorus. And trust me, once you hear it, you’ll feel like you truly know Evonne.

 

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