Artist Spotlight
Lexi Berg stirs a soulful splash of intimacy with her recent single, “In So Deep”
A rare phenomenon exists within the music industry wherein a composition manifests as genuinely enchanting. Lexi Berg, originating from Stockholm and influenced by her distinctive upbringing on a houseboat, delivers an exemplary representation of such craftsmanship through her latest single, “In So Deep.” This Swedish-American singer-songwriter is noted for her hauntingly raspy vocal quality and her capacity for intricate poetic storytelling. Lexi envelops her audience in a cinematic experience, wherein the act of falling in love resembles a leap from an emotional precipice, infused with an atmosphere of warm sincerity, reminiscing about someone who once made you feel alive.
Co-written and produced by the accomplished Jim Eliot, a veteran producer with an impressive portfolio and collaborations with renowned artists such as Ellie Goulding and Kylie Minogue, “In So Deep” was meticulously crafted in the tranquil hills of Wales. The composition captures a sense of airy tranquility, blending sun-drenched sonic nostalgia from the classic 70s piano with heartfelt folk influences and the irresistible shimmer of Swedish pop. This results in a sonorous palette that envelops listeners in a comforting embrace.
Lexi Berg’s lyrics create vivid imagery, portraying scenarios that include hands submerged beneath water, laughter echoing through canyon walls, and hearts racing with each fleeting glance. These intimate vignettes embody the essence of daydreaming, further enriched by her raw, rich vocals, which glide seamlessly over luminous piano melodies complemented by subtle Americana nuances. It evokes the joy inherent in sharing moments with another individual.
The track’s distinctive nature lies in celebrating the little things, which carry her free-spirited roots in authenticity. The verses convey a gentle, confessional tone, while the chorus unleashes a dynamic catharsis that promotes audience engagement, particularly in open-air settings.
In a music landscape increasingly characterized by cacophony and overwhelming stimuli, “In So Deep” provides an elegant respite. It enables listeners to escape into a realm of love and ephemeral, golden moments infused with genuine emotion, articulating a connection that resonates on a profound level.
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Artist Spotlight
OB1 seeks longing with new afrobeats anthem “Miss You”
The new single “Miss You” by rising Afrobeats star OB1 brings him back into the spotlight. The song’s steady, soulful beat evokes strong emotions. OB1 is renowned for his exceptional performances and for seamlessly blending fast beats with personal stories. He is now embarking on a new phase of his life, one that is characterized by openness, growth, and honesty.
The first note of “Miss You” sounds like a soft confession whispered over beautiful drums. OB1 is honest about how he feels and thinks about a love that once seemed strong but has since slipped away from him. His voice, which is full of emotion, echoes the pain of being apart and the strange silence that comes with someone being gone. It’s an emotional journey filled with longing, memories, and a desire to make things right.
“Miss You,” produced by NAYA Music, an independent, Black-owned label that supports emerging Afrobeats and Afro-fusion artists, showcases how much OB1 has grown as an artist. The production is professional yet still personal, so every lyric and beat holds meaning. You see him grow, not just as a musician, but also as a storyteller who isn’t afraid to let people into his life.
OB1’s song has a sound that hits you in the chest as well as your ears, and it mixes modern Afrobeats rhythms with moving melodies. This release makes it abundantly clear that OB1 is also shaping the memories, moments, and feelings that we all share. “Miss You” might be his best work yet.
Artist Spotlight
Nnennaya Kelly starts a global movement with new single “A’ma Get My Way”
With her new song “A’ma Get My Way,” Nnennaya Kelly makes a big splash in the music world. The song is full of strength, purpose, and self-confidence. This song is a fun tribute to independence and modern womanhood, blending the beats of Afrofusion and Afrobeat with the upbeat style of pop.
“A’ma Get My Way” is a song that speaks to every woman who has been told to be quiet, make herself less critical, or put off her goals. Nnennaya’s powerful performance brings the words to life, making people feel strong, free, and true to themselves. It takes drive, strength, and honesty.
The energy of the track is like a spark that ignites from within and spreads rapidly. Nnennaya understands how it feels to deal with change, choose bravery over fear, and speak up even when the world tries to silence you. Her strong voice cuts through the lively percussion and uplifting melodies, making a sound that is both powerful and deeply inspiring.
This single is unique because it possesses a great deal of emotional depth. “A’ma Get My Way” not only talks about empowerment, but it also makes you feel empowered. It is the sound that accompanies breaking down walls, pursuing your dreams, and standing up for your journey without feeling bad about it. Nnennaya Kelly is starting a movement, one strong woman, one beat, and one voice at a time.
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