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Obi Alfred’s new single release, “Get it.”
Obi Alfred, a recording artist, has released the song “Get it,” featuring immensely alluring lyrics and music that explore concepts like attraction, desire, obsession, and seduction. Obi Alfred is predominantly an R&B musician, so this song will appeal to anyone who appreciates listening to R&B music. However, “Get it” contains musical elements which broaden the song’s appeal to individuals who enjoy listening to mainstream music. Finally, anyone yearning for smooth vocals can listen to “Get it,” since Obi Alfred delivers the words in this style.
“Get it” opens with Obi Alfred singing, “She gon’ send that whole thing to the floor.” From this point on, it is evident that “Get it” is a song about a lady, namely the influence and long-lasting impact she has on him. He begins the first lyric with “And I just wanna give it all to you.” implying that this woman has left her imprint on him, and all he can think about is devouring her. He sings, “Oh baby, How you feeling, yeah, Whatchu’ doing” and says that he continuously thinks about her and her killer moves got him distracted from his drink. He proceeds to say that her dancing is making his trip for her. Throughout the song, it is evident.
He genuinely cares for this girl’s dancing moves and wishes to be with her. Obi Alfred does a fantastic job of conveying his emotions.
About Obi Alfred:
Obi Alfred is a New York-based artist. Obi Alfred is the torchbearer of classical R&B for a younger generation. Born in New Jersey and bred in Texas, the Nigerian-singular American’s aesthetic pays homage to genre luminaries while forging daring, current ground. He is an exceptionally gifted R&B musician and performer who uses imagination and ingenuity.
You can now listen to ‘Get it.
Listen on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/track/02mF2AkjLAqTLrq8Zm0ES3?si=e8cab3ce3a9449c9
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